RalpH Publicado Fevereiro 16, 2013 Publicado Fevereiro 16, 2013 Boas, alguém me pode identificar esta alga na parvula? Gracias! http://youtu.be/-SrRMovVMF0
gmmartins Publicado: Fevereiro 23, 2013 Publicado: Fevereiro 23, 2013 Ou staghorn ou hair algae. Staghorn Description Grows in strands that branches out. Looks a bit like deer antler. Black to grey/green in colour and sometimes has a red tint. Cause Low CO2 and/or poor water circulation. A tank with overfed fish and accumulated mulm. Dirty filter. Also disturbing dirty substrates without doing water change afterwards. Removal Check CO2 levels and make sure you have good water circulation. Reduce feeding, vacuum the substrate and remove mulm. Overdosing Flourish Excel usually helps. Hair algae Description These are very general names for a wide variety of filamentous algae. Generally green and varying in length. I have listed some of the more popular filamentous algae under their own section on this page. Cause A range of causes including low CO2, low nutrient levels and ammonia spikes. Nothing to do with excess iron as commonly thought. Removal Can be very difficult to eradicate at times. A high plant mass with good CO2 and a good supply of nutrients along with constantly hassling the algae seems to pay off after a while. Removal by twisting around a toothbrush or similar. Overdosing Flourish Excel can . Amano shrimps, Rosy barbs and mollies will often eat it. Gustavo Martins My nano Litopótamus
RalpH Publicado: Fevereiro 23, 2013 Autor Publicado: Fevereiro 23, 2013 Obrigado gmmartins pela tua resposta, foi de encontro ao que previa! Cumprimentos
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