How do you remove green algae from glass? Scrape green algae growth that is already present off the glass. Use an aquarium scraper or sponge, a squeegee, or the edge of a razor blade. If you have an acrylic tank, be sure to use a sponge that is designed for safe use on acrylic, otherwise … Read more
Does aquarium algae grow in blue light? By comparing the data using Excel we were able to determine which group had a bigger growth rate. Our results show that algae grows the best under white light and more in blue light than red light. What color light causes algae in fish tank? Lighting. The type … Read more
How do I promote algae growth in my aquarium? For algae to grow it needs light. Both the aquarium and room light can cause algae to grow. If your tank is getting more than 10 hours of light a day you may notice green algae starting to grow. Warm water and ‘nitrates’ (which build up … Read more
Do Siamese algae eaters breed in captivity? Algae eaters are not frequently bred in aquariums. Under natural conditions, these fish are found in well-oxygenated water, with a neutral to slightly acidic pH. Algae eaters should be provided with a densely planted aquarium that contains some broad-leafed plants, on which they prefer to rest. How can … Read more
What can I use to scrape algae off my fish tank? An algae scrubber can be used to wipe away algae from aquarium walls so that you have a clear view of your fish and plants. A simple toothbrush is great for scrubbing hard-to-reach areas, aquarium decorations, hardscape, and even plant leaves. How do you … Read more
Does algae growth mean my tank is cycled? At some point in the process, you’ll notice the beginnings of life in your sterile tank, in the form of an algae bloom. This is a sign that the cycle is nearing completion – there are enough nitrates in the tank to support algae. Get your water … Read more
Do Chinese algae eaters eat other fish? Chinese Algae Eaters tend to attack fish that are close in color and size. Also, don’t make the mistake of thinking that you can pair these fish up. It’s very likely that they’ll attack each other. You should also be careful about larger gentle fis. Do Chinese algae … Read more
How do I get rid of hair algae in my aquarium? If only a few leaves are infested, just cut them off and throw them away. If the hair algae only grow in a few spots in your tank, try fogging them, preferably with hydrogen peroxide or in combination with Easy Carbo (Please note: do … Read more
Why is there black algae in my fish tank? Black beard algae is actually a red algae and thrives in high-phosphate environments. What this means is that if you have it in your aquarium, it’s either a sign that more water changes are needed – perhaps boosted by using a gravel cleaning syphon, or that … Read more
Will Chinese algae eaters eat other fish? Chinese Algae Eaters tend to attack fish that are close in color and size. Also, don’t make the mistake of thinking that you can pair these fish up. It’s very likely that they’ll attack each other. You should also be careful about larger gentle fis. What does Chinese … Read more