I need a true SAE or two to deal with a hair algae attack in my 25-gallon planted. I'd prefer to find a trade, or, honestly, I'd be fine with just borrowing your fish for a couple weeks
Young ones would be better, due to the size of my tank, which houses 6 young congo tetras, a small pleco, and a few cherry shrimp and snails (will be upgrading to a much bigger tank in the next 6 mos or so, so don't worry about my congos or pleco
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I have small amounts of quite a few types of plants available for trade, or a 5-gal undergravel filter, or a 550g container of Sera Bio Balance (increases hardness & stabilizes GH/pH), or a fancy air-powered breeding trap, airstones, and probably other stuff. I might even part with a couple baby blue moscow guppies (you can wait until they grow out a bit).
It's kind of urgent I get rid of this algae before it takes over everything >.> I've been increasing my CO2, cutting out phosphates from my fert regime, giving the lighting a midday break... but I'd rather be physically rid of the stuff than just kill it... please help!
I have small amounts of quite a few types of plants available for trade, or a 5-gal undergravel filter, or a 550g container of Sera Bio Balance (increases hardness & stabilizes GH/pH), or a fancy air-powered breeding trap, airstones, and probably other stuff. I might even part with a couple baby blue moscow guppies (you can wait until they grow out a bit).
It's kind of urgent I get rid of this algae before it takes over everything >.> I've been increasing my CO2, cutting out phosphates from my fert regime, giving the lighting a midday break... but I'd rather be physically rid of the stuff than just kill it... please help!