Aquarium algae control. Guide 2021

1. Aquarium algae control. Guide 2021 Algae can be a problem for anyone who has a plantation aquarium. Algal blooms can be a major headache for beginners and could lead to them giving up on the hobby. So I'm here to help hobbyists with algae problems in their tanks. Is Algae bad or good? First, you need to decide if algae are good for your tank. As long as algae is visible and not harmful, it's no big deal. It is also beneficial. If it isn't controlled, it can quickly spiral out of control and cause unwanted growth. It can also cover the glass in the tank and the leaves of your plants, which is the worst. Algae can give your fish tank a natural appearance and provide primary nutrition. Our goal is to control the algae and minimize the damage it causes. Prevention. As we all know, prevention is always better than treatment. We should stop the growth and spread of algae. Maintaining good water quality is the best way to achieve this. Algae growth can be prevented by regularly checking and maintaining the water parameters. Algae thrive off excess nutrients, iron, nitrates and phosphorus. Keeping your water under control will ensure that algae does not grow. Clean healthy water It is important to keep water at the right and constant levels. Algae growth can be triggered by dirty water and high levels of toxin. Water should be changed from time to time. Water quality can be affected by inedible foods and fish waste. 75% of water should be changed once every 2 weeks to prevent nitrate accumulation. Consider a water change and recycling if you have persistent algae problems. If you have any

2. doubts about the quality of your tap water, then RO water is recommended. Tap water can also be used for dechlorination and water conditioning. A good and efficient filter system is essential. This is crucial for keeping nitrates out and maintaining consistent water quality. Keep in mind the tank's size and use high quality filters. It is important to clean the filters. Some filters can't remove algae. It is important to select a strong and efficient filter. Premium grade carbon is a great way to reduce excess nutrients. You should replace your filter media if it is not capable of removing the algae problem. Feeding The Beast. Overfeeding can be the cause of many aquarium problems. Overfeeding can also cause algae to flourish by accumulating too much nutrition. Proper food is essential. Too much food will encourage algae growth. Only feed your fish what they can eat in two minutes. Also, remove any unfinished food from the tank. If you feed homemade food such as peas and spinach, alternate feeding days.