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Nightmare Algae/Incubo alghe!
- Thread starter max73
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The phosphate will react with the Iron in the Micro causing cloudy water!
Yes....alternate days!
Monday Macro
Tuesday Trace/Micro
Wednesday Macro
Thursday Trace/Micro
Friday Macro
as a guide
BASIC DOSAGE
1 ml / 20 liters / day, with weekly 50% water changes. 1 pump-push = 1 ml.
If the aquarium is 80 Litres then yes.
1 ml / 20 liters / day, with weekly 50% water changes. 1 pump-push = 1 ml.
If the aquarium is 80 Litres then yes.
6ml per dose each other day!
Tank update 01/27/2024.
Finally a decent aquarium. Thanks to all of you for the support you all gave me, too bad I don't have the old photos
Yes we do....edited by hoggie!
From this July 2023
To This........ January 2024
Finally a decent aquarium. Thanks to all of you for the support you all gave me, too bad I don't have the old photos
Yes we do....edited by hoggie!
From this July 2023
To This........ January 2024
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No worries.....The aquarium looks great!
good morning everyone, you didn't think I wouldn't do anything anymore 🤣 I still have to bother 🤣. no jokes aside but what happens if I remove the sand which always fills with algae and add 3lt of ada amazonia v2 without its tablets to make a lawn ?
One of the reasons I don't like light coloured sand it discoloures quickly and reflects a lot of light attracting algae.
Use darker coloured sand next time.
Or mix it with darker sand.
Use darker coloured sand next time.
Or mix it with darker sand.
I'm not 100% sure what you are asking but I think 'if it is OK to add the Scapers Soil to your existing tank' then you can maybe try adding some to a cup with water and keep your eye on the Ammonia levels for a few days. Knowing Dennerle it's quite possible there is no added Ammonia (similar to Colombo Flora Base Pro) but of this I cannot be sure. Or you could just add small quantities to your tank at a time (which is what I do), if your filter is mature then there should be no problem and you can always be ready to do a water change.
Cheers!
Cheers!
