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Lighting dropped to setting 3 on the Chihiros guessing from data provided in a thread on here I think the tank is at around 40 par. Currently doing pH profiles to find when is best to turn the lights on.
Quite a lot of the algae now gone. Some left on the glass (lazy snails hehe) and some brush on the left log. Some still on leaves but they will be removed at the next clean up at the weekend.
Nice recovery!
This is so encouraging for me to read. I had a beautiful tank a month ago but changed the light and got massive melt and after that massive algae outbreak.
If it wasn't for all the money i spent I would have liked just to throw it out through the window
It's been a while and after letting it grow out loads I've removed about two ton of floating plants and are now letting them grow again.
Plan is to repeat this cycle a few times then do a full trim and reposition. Considering this was a tank of bubbling algae not long ago it's come a long way.
From an Aquascapers POV its a sack of sh*t. From a fish tank owners POV the plants are happy and the fish are happy, breading and thoroughly interesting to watch. I guess its in the middle of where I wanted and I'm cool with that.
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