I think im not sure but brown algae is caused by high nitrates or nitrites.I would do a water change and add some brown algae killer that they should carry at most pet shops.
Well hmm. I guess you could get your hands wet. And scrub them off. Thats what I usually do. Just use your fingures to scrub the areas you cant get too. I guess i was a few seconds late. Hmm. No worries
well i dont think its the water i mean i do 30% daily water changes so ya lol i guess ill get it with my finger i dont like chemicals so i wont do that thanks for thae help
I think im not sure but brown algae is caused by high nitrates or nitrites.I would do a water change and add some brown algae killer that they should carry at most pet shops.
I have checked more the 10 places even online. There is no product on the market which kills brown algae. if you know of one let me know. It is caused by high silicates, nitrates or less lighting.
well its strange it like inbetween the glass and i tried that befor i asked i tryed the mag-float a stick and my finger i cant get to it its like the sillacone is died but theres no way that can happen. can it?
hmm ok now I totally confused. Usually Brown algae can be rubbed off. Is it possible that it might not be brown algae? Is the brown spot in the tank where there is water?
ya it is i think well it was in the tank and now its all gone but not in the tightest of spots but this relly noitceable. its on the glass and like were the sillacone meets the glassi cant get rid of it
