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Seems very high in the blue and red spectrums, and the photoperiod does seem long, looks more like the controllers ive seen on marine tanks than planted if i'm honest, as far as changing it? you could light the tank for most of the day on say 10% lighting, then have a shorter ramp up period and...

Sounds like a lot of light but obviously haven't seen your controller settings or the profile.

Plants at high temps are challenging, browse the tropica website and choose some plants with more tolerance in the higher ranges, most of the successful planted discus tanks ive seen in person have been on the simple side, anubias, java fern, mosses, crypts.

i would be careful using large amounts of excel, make sure you change water tomorrow and bring the dosing back down. Regards, Gus.

My go to for algae issues, like edvet says, is lots of heavy manual removal, and water changes, can be accompanied by liquid carbon dosing, but you are already dosing it, so just up the manual removal and change more water. :) Make sure you are cleaning thoroughly and removing detritus with the...

only ever had it when i've been lazy with water changes and keeping substrate clean, even then only in small patches.

Please keep taking photos and updating... maybe make a little timelapse it would be really nice to see! thanks for the update.

i want one... they don't stick around for that long so ive heard? it is actually not strictly a fungus either it is grouped as a protista but doesn't really have a classification, interesting stuff!

That is one cool looking slime mould.

:clap: nice reply CEG exactly what i was thinking about the algal spores, but i just didnt know how to put it into words, there are lines of thinking now aswell that fungi are present in the living tissues of trees and shrubs for the life of the plant and only become active when the tree or...

just post em with a direct link, then use the img caps at each end of the direct link.