Algae in one tank but not the other?
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Algae in one tank but not the other?
How is it that algae grows in one tank (koi/comet) but not in the ID shark tank?
Sandman1969- Angel Fish
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Re: Algae in one tank but not the other?
There are a lot of factors that influence type and amount of algae growth.
- Light (intensity,wavelength, and duration)
- Nutrients (from water, fertilizers, leftover food, fish waste)
- I expect some algae can even out compete each other
- Water flow
- Frequency and size of water changes
- CO2 availability and stability
Etc
There are many factors that could influence the differences in algae between tanks.
- Light (intensity,wavelength, and duration)
- Nutrients (from water, fertilizers, leftover food, fish waste)
- I expect some algae can even out compete each other
- Water flow
- Frequency and size of water changes
- CO2 availability and stability
Etc
There are many factors that could influence the differences in algae between tanks.
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