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07-17-2010, 12:59 PM
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Managing hair algae
Im having a problem with hair algae in my planted tank. What are some ways to control/diminish hair algae? It is planted with discus, so any adding of inhabitants would have to be compatible.
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Re: Managing hair algae
Im battling this also, if mine is hair algae. It grows in green clumps in my dwarf hair grass and I continually have to comb it out somehow.
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Re: Managing hair algae
maybe spot treat with some Excel. use an eye dropper or syringe dont let your fish swim right through the pool of excel tho :(
worked when i had Cardinals and rams in a 6.4 ph tank. ide guess discus would be ok also. |
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