White Hair Algae On Driftwood at Louise Rizo blog

White Hair Algae On Driftwood. I soaked my driftwood in a 1 part bleach to 99 part water solution and it turned all the algea white then i tried to scrub it off but no. It may go away on it's own. If so it could just be normal bacterial bloom, if it's old driftwood that has been in the tank a while could be where food has fallen on / near it and blooms some kind of algae or bacteria. I am here however to discuss the issue of a white fluffy algae which is growing on my drift wood, nowhere else. I suspect that it's either a form of algae or some other natural growth common with new driftwood. I've a fair bit of algae on my driftwood, particularly where it's not sheltered from direct light by floating frogbit on the. The fuzz growing on the driftwood is some sort of bacterial fungus or mold which is harmless to the livestock in your fish tank. Sometimes algae can take on the appearance of white dots or patches. It can grow right away, few weeks, or a months after. Certain types of hair algae and staghorn algae grow in dense bright white clusters on submerged wood.

Sometimes algae can take on the appearance of white dots or patches. I've a fair bit of algae on my driftwood, particularly where it's not sheltered from direct light by floating frogbit on the. The fuzz growing on the driftwood is some sort of bacterial fungus or mold which is harmless to the livestock in your fish tank. I suspect that it's either a form of algae or some other natural growth common with new driftwood. I am here however to discuss the issue of a white fluffy algae which is growing on my drift wood, nowhere else. If so it could just be normal bacterial bloom, if it's old driftwood that has been in the tank a while could be where food has fallen on / near it and blooms some kind of algae or bacteria. It can grow right away, few weeks, or a months after. I soaked my driftwood in a 1 part bleach to 99 part water solution and it turned all the algea white then i tried to scrub it off but no. It may go away on it's own. Certain types of hair algae and staghorn algae grow in dense bright white clusters on submerged wood.

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White Hair Algae On Driftwood I soaked my driftwood in a 1 part bleach to 99 part water solution and it turned all the algea white then i tried to scrub it off but no. I am here however to discuss the issue of a white fluffy algae which is growing on my drift wood, nowhere else. I suspect that it's either a form of algae or some other natural growth common with new driftwood. I've a fair bit of algae on my driftwood, particularly where it's not sheltered from direct light by floating frogbit on the. It can grow right away, few weeks, or a months after. It may go away on it's own. I soaked my driftwood in a 1 part bleach to 99 part water solution and it turned all the algea white then i tried to scrub it off but no. Sometimes algae can take on the appearance of white dots or patches. The fuzz growing on the driftwood is some sort of bacterial fungus or mold which is harmless to the livestock in your fish tank. If so it could just be normal bacterial bloom, if it's old driftwood that has been in the tank a while could be where food has fallen on / near it and blooms some kind of algae or bacteria. Certain types of hair algae and staghorn algae grow in dense bright white clusters on submerged wood.