Themuleous
Member
Looking at my work tank I often notice that any algae I get (thankfully this tank is pretty much algae free, not even GSA thanks to my nerites! Touch wood!!!) is normally only on the older leaves and it got me to thinking.
Would there be any foundation to the theory that algae is more able to attach to unhealthy leaves?
Or is it just that there is more time for the algae to have grown on the older leaves and as such it is just more visible on the older leaves due to its size?
Anyone see where I'm coming from?
Sam
Would there be any foundation to the theory that algae is more able to attach to unhealthy leaves?
Or is it just that there is more time for the algae to have grown on the older leaves and as such it is just more visible on the older leaves due to its size?
Anyone see where I'm coming from?
Sam