After two 75% water changes its finally cleared up...I can actually see fish!
Unfortunately I seem to be missing a lot of multis.
Unfortunately I seem to be missing a lot of multis.
lets see your tang tank
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I have no idea what happened! All I can find is, what I think to be, my alpha male.
I dont test params often but I do "weekly" 50% changes on that tank and I still have plenty of julies left...it makes no sense.
I dont test params often but I do "weekly" 50% changes on that tank and I still have plenty of julies left...it makes no sense.
Possibly, but when I could actually see in the tank there was never any aggressive behavior...just some headbutting over where the boundary between their territories was.
But thats the only thing I can think of too...
But thats the only thing I can think of too...
is it posibale that the dust sufacated your small multis but not the juelis becase they are bigger and more hardy
so theres actually fish in there wow. lol GDA maybe its not an acronym. perhaps its what you say when you see it. "No i got that algae again God DAmit!!!"
Lol, thats a pretty accurate description.
I'm still wondering why my tank is/was stuck in the zoospore stage. So far my digging has only gotten to the point that a zoospore is a method of asexual reproduction...I dont know much about algal biology but is there an environmental reason why it would not move on from that part of its life cycle?
I'm still wondering why my tank is/was stuck in the zoospore stage. So far my digging has only gotten to the point that a zoospore is a method of asexual reproduction...I dont know much about algal biology but is there an environmental reason why it would not move on from that part of its life cycle?
