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FW needs even more water changes than SW.I've got a glass scraper and used that but if doesn't all come off... I need a sponge to to scrub it off... And here's the thing... It's obviously a FW tank... My aim is minimal water changes as possible... I havent changed water in 5 weeks....
Nitrates on my API test kit is... Between 0 and 5ppm... Phosphates are at 5ppm.
Running carbon... Aquavitro Biogen pellets...silicate remover in reactors
This is where the flipper comes in, I find it to be better than a spongeI've got a glass scraper and used that but if doesn't all come off... I need a sponge to to scrub it off... And here's the thing... It's obviously a FW tank... My aim is minimal water changes as possible... I havent changed water in 5 weeks....
Nitrates on my API test kit is... Between 0 and 5ppm... Phosphates are at 5ppm.
Running carbon... Aquavitro Biogen pellets...silicate remover in reactors
Your nitrates and phosphates may be low because the algae is eating it.
do you know what magnet you used?Hence why every time I'm scraping it off it comes back on.
I've tried the magnet scraper with the blade and what seems like a velcro pad on it but it didn't remove it 2ould leave a slight coating of a film like thing on the glass.
Best way to remove algae??? Any ideas?
It came recommended on Amazon so I picked it up... I found the "hooks" on the inside not that good to remove the harder stuff on the glass.do you know what magnet you used?

I think its film algae. I would recommend getting the flipper now they have a small medium and large model, get whichever suits your tank best. I don't recommend dosing for this type of algae.Sorry for being a pest... Although it's been called normal algae what would it's real name be? Want to see if I can scrap of and then dose tank to remove what's behind the background. Thanks
Thank youI think its film algae. I would recommend getting the flipper now they have a small medium and large model, get whichever suits your tank best. I don't recommend dosing for this type of algae.

