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odin wrote: ↑01 Jul 2019 21:28 Bacterial bloom by the looks of it, should clear up on its own.

Yeah I reckon it's due to the warm weather heating the water.

Not sure if the two younglings made it. I saw one after the first molt but I can't find it anymore. Maybe it got to hot for them.

Algae In Space wrote:Not sure if the two younglings made it. I saw one after the first molt but I can't find it anymore. Maybe it got to hot for them.

Hiding hopefully

opae ula related wrote: ↑02 Jul 2019 19:30

Algae In Space wrote:Not sure if the two younglings made it. I saw one after the first molt but I can't find it anymore. Maybe it got to hot for them.

Hiding hopefully

Phew I saw one 5 minutes ago. Maybe the second one is also somewhere

Keep calm and carry on

It's the only option

I can't believe I made the most massive rookie (noob) mistake. I did not think about the substrate so the Samolus valerandi has nothing to cling to. I got sand!!! Well another failure. Plants and my Opae Ula tank - they just don't go together.

The new snails are doing an awesome job!
Only 3 snails but they munch away like crazy!
The algaefilm on the glass is gone for good.

Slime mold seems to be gone. Now an interesting coloration is happening. Never seen that before. Not sure if it's algae?! Reddish brown.

Snails to save the day! Always tell folk how good they are but no one believes you until they try them :D


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