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Old February 15th, 2009  
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Could You identify .Algae?

Hello,Im noob in freshwater aquarium.And new in this forum.

6 weeks ago i have started my first 90 gal aquarium .here is aqua foto:

http://public.fotki.com/v3jas/akvariumas/

Few weeks ago i noticed that between front aqua glass and ground rised brown spots(they are only in front of aquarium).I have cleaned them.But after few days brown spots come back .

Here is brown spots fotolast ground cleaing was made 6 days ago)

http://public.fotki.com/v3jas/problem-algae/


Water parameters: NO2 0.00;NO3 10-20;pH 7.8;GH 14;Fe 0.1 ;Temp 77-80

Lights: 2X54W T5 ;2X38 T8

Fauna :19 Puntius Denisonii;3 SAE;15 Japonica scrims;3 ancitrus an few Otaciklus

Flora ifferents plants


Need advice how to remove this from my aqua.

Last edited by Butterfly; February 15th, 2009 at 08:53 AM. Reason: removed asterisks substituting for curse word please read forum rules.
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Old February 15th, 2009  
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the brown looks like just diatoms, it's a perfectly harmless brown spot algae that generally will go away as the tank ages. i wouldn't worry about it unless it persists for more than a couple of months. it will just come back no matter how hard you try to get rid of it (trust me....i've had it in ALL of my new tanks)
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Old February 15th, 2009  
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Thanks agabr

If they harmless i wont try to remove them.But looks it ugly
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Old February 15th, 2009  
Fish Master
 
no problem

lol, yeah it's not the prettiest but if it's the algae i think it is then it's harmless and happens a lot.

i'm looking for a better picture of it for you to compare to make sure that's what it is, but i'm pretty positive
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Old February 15th, 2009  
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Others opinions ?
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Old February 15th, 2009  
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In a tank with thick substrate, I have some of that, but it doesn´t bother me at all. I aggree with agabr123 info, it will likely go away in a few weeks. There´s a lot of life going on in our tanks.

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