Re: Fishing Line-Like Algae

[Kate Breimayer <kate@munat.com>]

Hmm... amano shrimp would eat it but the gularis would eat the 
amanos.... you could put the gularis in a separate tank for a little bit 
and let the amano shrimp do their job, maybe they will leave behind a 
snack of baby amano shrimp... I am growing the most amazing collection 
of algaes myself, and amano shrimp are great but apparently a lot of 
fish will eat them. Spendy little buggers too.
Kate

Susan Welenofsky wrote:

> There is the strangest algae growing in my Blue Gularis tank. It is almost 
> clear in the tank, and looks like fishing line. It does branch out. When 
> removed, it is slightly green.
>
> Susan W.
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