On Sep 4, 4:12 am, Andy Gratton <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just been looking through one of my help booklets on Algae .
>
> It lists  a few of the common algae species, like  Thread Algae, (long thin
> threads)   Fur Algae ( short threads on leaves, decorations & glass panes
> very dense growth) Green Brush Algae & Black Brush Algae  Beard Algae (
> Rhodophyta)
>
> Booklet  is produced by  SERA  who also make various products for
> fishkeeping ,
> Sera also have an Online Laboratory,  which might be helpful , the address
> is  seralabor.com   not sure if their products are available your side of
> the pond, but I have seen a few places this side that sell their products ,I
> have used some in the past,( fish foods)

Thanks Andy.

It's got to be the hair/thread algae.
One site said reduce high levels of Iron, and another talked about
reducing light to get rid of it (besides manually).
Some pictures I saw looked like goo soup on top of their tank.    = O
YUCK
Good thing I clean this tank weekly, but I will be uping it to bi-
weekly.
I'll have to see if I can curb myself from turning the light on from
the time I get up, till I or hubby goes to bed.

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