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odin wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019 22:08 Does it come away from the rocks easily?

No it sticks there! Not easy to scrape it. This is so strange.

Wow it seems to be slime mould!!! https://www.myaquariumclub.com/white-al ... 66575.html

This also might answer OUR's question what the white stuff in the pool was he confused with a newspaper

Look at it go!



Damn I don't want that in my tank

Algae In Space wrote:

opae ula related wrote: ↑25 Jun 2019 21:34 How can you tell they didn’t like brackish water?

They wanted to flee out of the water and didn't move anymore. After I put them back into regular water the moved around again. They did't seem "happy" to me.

Got it. Makes sense.

Algae In Space wrote:Wow it seems to be slime mould!!! https://www.myaquariumclub.com/white-al ... 66575.html

This also might answer OUR's question what the white stuff in the pool was he confused with a newspaper

Look at it go!

Damn I don't want that in my tank

Damn, never knew that stuff existed.

Got the new Clithons in the tank. Before I put them into the tank I noticed that they nearly canibalized each other. Man those snails realy mean business when it comes to munching. Just overnight they nibbled away parts of the shells. I hope this will grow back fast.

Algae In Space wrote:Got the new Clithons in the tank. Before I put them into the tank I noticed that they nearly canibalized each other. Man those snails realy mean business when it comes to munching. Just overnight they nibbled away parts of the shells. I hope they will regrow fast.

Interesting!

My Clithon diademas are doing a great job in the tank! Totally love em. They are just fine in/with the brackish water.

They will keep on top of excess algae in no time.

It's a foggy day in Shrimpville. Maybe the hand of God will intervene.

Bacterial bloom by the looks of it, should clear up on its own.