Haasume
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Hello,
I know that white fuzz is nothing to worry about and some of the driftwood in this tank has white fuzz. What concerns me is the large amount of black fuzz. I have had this tank up for 4 days and have been using prime with stability (no fish) ( I know its a waste). Water temp is around 79 degrees and pH is 7.6, its a 125 gallon aquarium. All driftwood was power washed thoroughly to remove any mud or bark. The pieces of wood small enough to fit have been put in the oven on 250 degrees for 4 hours twice and then soaked for a month. While the very large pieces have been soaking in a clean plastic barrel of clean tap water for 2 months. I changed the water every week power washed the wood before placing in the tank.
Do I need to be concerned about this black fuzz? Do I need to soak it longer or just take it out and scrub it off? I was going to put some severums in this tank tonight until I saw the black fuzz. I have seen other posts about this black fuzz but they all just end up with members arguing over different opinions and no real definitive answers were given. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
Justin
I know that white fuzz is nothing to worry about and some of the driftwood in this tank has white fuzz. What concerns me is the large amount of black fuzz. I have had this tank up for 4 days and have been using prime with stability (no fish) ( I know its a waste). Water temp is around 79 degrees and pH is 7.6, its a 125 gallon aquarium. All driftwood was power washed thoroughly to remove any mud or bark. The pieces of wood small enough to fit have been put in the oven on 250 degrees for 4 hours twice and then soaked for a month. While the very large pieces have been soaking in a clean plastic barrel of clean tap water for 2 months. I changed the water every week power washed the wood before placing in the tank.
Do I need to be concerned about this black fuzz? Do I need to soak it longer or just take it out and scrub it off? I was going to put some severums in this tank tonight until I saw the black fuzz. I have seen other posts about this black fuzz but they all just end up with members arguing over different opinions and no real definitive answers were given. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
Justin