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From the picture, it do looks like either hair algae or brown algae. You may want to try yamato shrimp which will eat it.
its brown, a little fuzzy, and ugly
my ottos and SAE don't touch it, and it covers any new growth on my java moss within days
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24 gallon, 19x15x12, no c02, 32 watt Dual Daylight 6,700k/10,000k
this is it covering a mini moss wall i'm cultivating
http://img205.imageshack.us/my.php?i...amoss02ap4.jpg
i'm not having any luck posting it here, so here's a link i hope will; work
Last edited by euthyphro; 7th May 2007 at 06:45.
From the picture, it do looks like either hair algae or brown algae. You may want to try yamato shrimp which will eat it.
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This is largely due to your SAE nibbling off the new growth of your moss causing injury and allowing the whitish fuzzy algae to appear on the injured areas.
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