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Yes,Is this the only tank this has ever happened with?
possibly if you are sticking your hands in the tank every without thoroughly thoroughly scrubbing them, small thinly particles of flour/yeast could be on your arms or hands.
Even on clothing that may touch the water.
Interesting phenomenon.
sorry for the headache :-(
Other tank is at home doing awesome almost 2 years. Growing some difficult acros with ease. So Far!! lol Never have mixed anything from the two. So I am 100% Safe there.
If i was working in production making bread, I would have flour on my hands and arms. I am not. Plus, I am washing my hands twice as much as usual. The only time my hands are in tank is to put a sheet of algae on a clip, and a little during water changes. We also have a good air filtration system upstairs. My office is in a large basement downstair, I also installed Blue air Hepa Air filter in office. i don't use hand lotions ect.
If i can fix it, great, if not, fish go in a safe temporary tank and once everything alive is out, i think the only alternative is to run bleach to kill everything, then prime, and keep testing till any residue of bleach is completely gone.
The scrubbing of rocks didn't work, because i believe whatever it is. Was in the pipes, because that is only thing that wasn't removed and scrubbed after last breakdown. Most people would have quit a long time ago ....lol I will find out what is causing this while whatever bacteria is alive and i can.
Forgot to mention in above post. As long as i change the completely full socks every day, i can keep it at bay. They literally fill up in 8 hours and overflow. So on my day off, when i am not here it gains a little foothold. It did this before and still doing after i installed UV. Also sending sample to Biometrics in Wisconsin (I think). One way or another will figure it out.
Thank you



