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LincolnGuy

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  1. @Daniel I looked up pictures of cyanobacteria, and it seems different from what I have. I'm pretty sure I have green hair algae. That said, is it still fruitless to just push the stuff into the substrate? I know I can't get rid of all of it this way, but since I can't get rid of it all no matter what I'm trying, I guess I'm trying to be lazy about it's removal and at the same time, as you said, turn a problem into a solution 😃 Thanks!
  2. TLDR: What do you think of burying algae as a way to "get rid of it"? First I had a ton of black beard algae and staghorn algae, but flourish got rid of it. It's still there, but more or less under control. My problem now is green hair algae all over the substrate. The Monte Caro isn't grown in, so there's lots of exposed substrate still. I'm doing water changes weekly, and manually pulling out green hair algae... I'm tired of it. What do you think of simply pushing the algae into the substrate where it will hopefully be out of the light, die off, and eventually become sort of a fertilizer for my plants? The tank is a 40 gallon freshwater tank with a NICREW SkyLED Plus & hob filter and a sponge filter. It's about 5 months old, with Java moss, crypts, s. repens, Monte Carlo, and bacopa monnieri, about 20 phoenix rasboras 20 blue dream shrimp, and a few nerites. Thanks!
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