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i would of thought that depending how close its is you might get osmosis and might find the mineral from the marine thank are finding their way in to the fresh water tank this can happen when tiny bubbles of air bursting at the surface of the marine tank send minerals airborne and thus landing...

could this be used to kill hair algae on moss? i had to rip a mesh of moss from one of my tanks as i had hair algae grow all over it, i separated the algae and the moss as much as i could and put the moss in a tub with water by the window sill to "grow More" but its all full of algae again

have a look at a post i made, Liquid Carbon worked really well for me you can see the results Here!

I removed what i could manually by just pulling what i could grab with my hand. On my first water change i applied the LC directly onto the affected area while it was out of the water and left it as long as i could while doing tank maintenance. Next day it was pretty much all yellow. I have only...

So started dosing LC about a week and a half ago 1x 50% water change a week and dosing EI. The results of spot dosing Glut on the affected areas is quite unbelievable it went from this: To this: Thank you UKAPS members :D

well i thought i update on this, i have started dosing EI and "home made" liquid carbon about a week ago, water changes 50% once a week and spot dosing the algae and i call tell you all that the algae has turned white i believe this is a good sign, i'll take a picture later on!

I wont be able to get the the glut or ferts for another week or so, mean while woul you guys recoment 50% water changes and should i black out the tank for a few days?

so the plan of action to begin with would be 2 x a week 50% water changes, dose with Glutaraldehyde(might mix my own) with the glut do i apply it directly to the affected areas including anubias when the tank is 50% empty? and i will be buying these over the next few days, is there anything else...

i have also been told this but did't know much on how to go about it, would it just need to be done once or every week for 3/4 days? or does it means that the tank would only be visible 4/3 day a week? Ermm i have 2 anubias attached to the wood also have what i believe is some sort of valis but...

ok the tank is a 60l juwel with built in internal filter, water changes every 2 weeks, no co2 or ferts, lights are on for 8hours a day, i have tryed to introduce a "siesta" where i switch the lights off for 2 hours after 4 hours as i was told this would improve it, i done this for 3 or so month...

Hello i know this has been asked over and over and over again but i feel that altho its very repetitive i have the need to create a new post as not everyone circunstances are the same. I have a 60l tank that has been set up for a very long time 3-4 years, sice the very beginning i have had...