Apologies if this is in the wrong section, I didn't know whether to put it in Brackish or here, I figured here because people may have more experience? If it needs to be moved, that's fine with me.
I have a 2'x1'x1' lidded 25/75 brackish tank, substrate is calcium sand and gravel. Low lighting due to the lack of brackish plants at the moment, temperature at 30c / 86f but can be lowered.
I have noticed white and light blue fungus growing on one of the pieces of drift wood within my tank, only on the parts exposed to air. I've tried washing and scrubbing the wood but it doesn't seem to keep it away. Have also tried putting extra marine salt on the affected area, lastly I even tried a few drops of eSHa 2000 on the fungus but to no avail.
Will this be harmful to my Mudskipper?
Is there any way I can permanently remove the unsightly fungus?
Thanks
I have a 2'x1'x1' lidded 25/75 brackish tank, substrate is calcium sand and gravel. Low lighting due to the lack of brackish plants at the moment, temperature at 30c / 86f but can be lowered.
I have noticed white and light blue fungus growing on one of the pieces of drift wood within my tank, only on the parts exposed to air. I've tried washing and scrubbing the wood but it doesn't seem to keep it away. Have also tried putting extra marine salt on the affected area, lastly I even tried a few drops of eSHa 2000 on the fungus but to no avail.
Will this be harmful to my Mudskipper?
Is there any way I can permanently remove the unsightly fungus?
Thanks
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