Wrong! That is for BGA...a kind of bacteria..not BBA!!!
If you have BBA, go for the CO2...it is generally the main culprit. Get the CO2 to the 20-30ppm range during lighting period (Use pH test pen or monitor is better...pH test kits are generally not as precise due to poor range). Once the CO2 is fixed, BBA generally slows down or stop growing...go in and remove the affected areas and you should get rid of it once and for all.









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