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Hello Fishlore,
A friend recently gave me a huge clump of Java Moss and I decided to create a Java Moss wall out of them. As I was spreading them out on the mesh, I noticed that there were hair like grass included in the clump. Due to my ignorance at that time, I foolishly used them.
Now, after a bit of research, I realized now that those hair-like grass are actually Pitophora Hair Algae.
I'm now contemplating on whether or not I want to pull the wall out and remove the hair algae from the mesh. It took a long time and effort to create the wall and I spread the moss pretty evenly.
Do any of you guys have any advice for me on what I should do? Is the hair algae annoying enough long term for me to eradicate them now, or should I just let it grow out?
If it makes a difference, I have in the 55 gallon tank:
1 RES turtle (4 inches)
1 female Black Convict (2 inches)
1 male Black Convict (1.25 inches)
3 Comet Goldfishes (2-3 inches)
1 Common pleco (6 inches)
A friend recently gave me a huge clump of Java Moss and I decided to create a Java Moss wall out of them. As I was spreading them out on the mesh, I noticed that there were hair like grass included in the clump. Due to my ignorance at that time, I foolishly used them.
Now, after a bit of research, I realized now that those hair-like grass are actually Pitophora Hair Algae.
I'm now contemplating on whether or not I want to pull the wall out and remove the hair algae from the mesh. It took a long time and effort to create the wall and I spread the moss pretty evenly.
Do any of you guys have any advice for me on what I should do? Is the hair algae annoying enough long term for me to eradicate them now, or should I just let it grow out?
If it makes a difference, I have in the 55 gallon tank:
1 RES turtle (4 inches)
1 female Black Convict (2 inches)
1 male Black Convict (1.25 inches)
3 Comet Goldfishes (2-3 inches)
1 Common pleco (6 inches)