Re: [AGA Member] Bacterial algea?

["S. Hieber" <shieber@yahoo.com>]

Kind bluish green -- dark in color?

The distinctive odor is a tell tale sign, along with the
slimy feel and the way it sort of coats things and you wipe
off or lift the film. So-called blue-green algae, which is
actually cynaocteria. Not bacterium either, in a group of
it's own.

Clean up what yo can. Get your nutrients in balance;
regular water changes, then you ought to see it recede.

sh

--- MotomanBarton@aol.com wrote:
> I have this algea that seems to stay preety low in the
> tank growing on the  
> gravel on the glass and a lil on the plants, it also
> seems to be growing on the 
>  spray bar outlet holes. It kinda grows as a sheet almost
> slimy and it kinda  
> smells what kind of algea is this and any suggestions on
> how to get rid of 
> it?  My tank was doing great, plants where growing well
> but i missed a couple 
> watter  changes cause i was away and this is what
> happened. Any  suggestions?
> 
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