Diatoms, just remove it regularly. It’ll go away soon with good tank husbandry. No need to make any big changes.Hello everyone this is a new scape and is quickly being covered in this brown fluffy algea, is there any chance that I can save it?
16L
C02
Hygger lighting
Tropica specialized fertilisers 1ml per day
Tropical soil
Small frequent water changes
How long has the tank been running?Hello everyone this is a new scape and is quickly being covered in this brown fluffy algea, is there any chance that I can save it?
16L
C02
Hygger lighting
Tropica specialized fertilisers 1ml per day
Tropical soil
Small frequent water changes
Yeah I had this in my tank too, I agree with the filamentous diatoms 'diagnosis'.Looks like filamentous diatoms
This is also great advice and it's what I would also advise. It tends to keep regrowing but it will eventually hit a point where it just goes away and doesn't come back. As @Hufsa has said, keep removing it so that it doesn't choke the plants. I found it removed really easily with a turkey baster (I use fluval's one) - it just sucked it all up in clumps very easily.Make sure it doesnt choke out the plants, but it tends to go away on its own.