hello from Denmark. i do have a small problem with staghorn, but i did as you did in this video, and now its is going away. so nice, and thank you for the tip
Jurijs thanks for the tip, its day 11 of cycling here and still no alge and crystal clear water. But enemy never sleeps and comes when you least expect him. Will use your tip for sure when the time comes :)
Clip :07 Plz do a video (on or about) that (building like) ornament in that tank. Did you build it ? Did you purchase it ? What is it made of ? Etc, etc, etc.
@@JurijsJutjajevs Not the Cube, it was the old Eheim aquarium that leaked recently. I never had luck with it, stackhorn, beard, green algae, diatoms, dying fish... I have better luck with the cube!
Jurijs what do you mean by increasing the dosing of the fertilizer? did you start with ADA method (lean) and switched to PPS or EI? What what was your starting point and what dosing regime did you end up with?
too many snails usually come from too much food wastes. Feed your fish less and clean uneaten food afterwards. Also removing snails manually is best in my opinion. Simply do it every day and you will reduce the amount significantly!
QUESTION: Shouldn't adding more fertilizer help feed the algae? I come from the saltwater hobby and to many nutrients feeds age not helps get rid of it. I have the same problem in my 40g freshwater planted tank. tia
Usually lack of nutrient A is causing excess of Nutrient B and excess of Nutrient B is causing algae. You can fight Nutrient B or you can add more Nutrient A and bring nutrients in balance and make your plants happy. Happy plants will outcompete algae
Thank you for the answer. 👍🏻 How do you reduce PO4 and increase NO3? I have tried but always failed. Do you have any effective tricks? I think you are the expert 😊🙏🏻
Important: EC shouldn’t be used on moss this way. Moss will die just like the algae! On the other hand, if you want to get rid of moss on hardscape because it was not supposed to grow there, this method will also work 😊.
@@JurijsJutjajevs I have been fighting hair algae on moss for several months and cant find a way to treat it without killing the moss.. any ideas? Yes... I'm still trying to find the cause of the algae.
You should get an old tank and purposely create algae types and make a video on how to remove each type.Also you can try create a specific type as to see what causes that. it would be quite interesting.
Jurijs Jutjajevs Aquaowner I think did a twinscape ,that would also be interesting. Maybe compare fertilizers not many people have compared the different brands/varieties.
Hi Juris! , Staghorn algae is a total mistery for me. But in my technique is , for some reason 🤷♂️ , normal during 2nd month, then, dissapears alone at the 3rd month and never back. And yes, glutaraldehide based products (and h2o2) kill the staghorn. But if you ignore the staghorn and continue the normal routines, dissapears alone 🤷♂️ . Last years i do that: simply ignores him. Saludos from Chile 👋
In internet and forums all says that staghorn happens by "low co2, much Fe or PO4" but in my experience (and opinion) is not true because i maintain 30ppm co2, and measured plant nutrient consumption (i do test of po4 , no3, fe before add nutrients twice for week) for every tank , and you might have zero values and still develop staghorn. So 🤷♂️...in fact zero values is worst for plants and better for algae ...Well, i keep normal routine, mechanical removal and continue add nutrients in exact dosis according plant consumption... and the staghorn dissapears in 1 or 1.5 month ☺️ . Saludos!
Fantastic tip BRO! Don't get much Algae except for BBA when my tanks hit the 12month/18month mark... GOD knows why... I'll try it out next time they show on my oldest scape... Recommended Maximum Dosing Amount? In quarantine times?! I suggest for 75cl/day ... Red Portuguese Wine, that is :) :) :) :) :) Stay safe, have fun, #StayIndoorsAndScapeHard
does it work well with black hair algae? Do all liquid carbon additives works the same way or only seachem/easylife liquid carbon have special formula?
Did it work ? I’ve been trying for months using Seachem excel. Mine is only in the flow of the filter for some reason on pinnatifida especially . Maybe I need more media?
Hi, Jurijs thank you for the great tips. But do liquid carbon really kill shrimps if I dose within the recommended dosage? Because I have lots of shrimps inside, had bought the product for weeks, still thinking how to use it safely. Haha...
I left one of the affected plants in a bucket of easy carbo over night and nothing happened 😢 i even used a toothbrush and tried to brush it off but it i didnt get it all. How long does it take for the algae to start dying?
I literally put the plant in pure easy carbo over night and this was like 3 days ago. My staghorn algae is unkillable. I put it back and raised my co2 up and hope it will go away eventually
after 2-3 days you should see red color. In the video you can see some red from 1 week before dosing. I have used 1-2 times per week over 3 weeks until it was all gone
usually after few treatments its gone for a long time. repeat when it comes back. but if it keeps coming back you have to cure the root of the problem. too little co2, too much dirt in the tank or filter etc ..
Thank you for the tip, I used it my nano tank and it worked like magic, but my fissidens fontanus on my main tank did not like it. Maybe local overdose.
@@JurijsJutjajevs for some reason my fissidens Fontanus started sprouting up out of this algae lol...as if it doesn’t care but my other plants have it too and don’t look so good. How odd lol
Hey Jurijs just a silly question, i have purchase a new series of ADA nitrogen and the colour of fertilizer is green, as per my knowledge Neutral K has green colour and Nitrogen has a Blue Colour fertilizer. Is it the New one comes with the green colour.
please have a look on official ADA webpage for original color of the liquid. Also make sure the bottle shape is the same - square bottle indicates its the new series
I have Square bottle shape so i think its a new series. Even in new series it shows me blue colour only. I dont know how to check the genuinity of the product.
Interesting. Seachem Flourish Excel is based on Glutaraldehyde(C5H8O2), and it works perfectly against any type of algae if you overdose 3-5 times. Just perfect. And you do not need to mix with air. But there is no C5H8O2 EasyCarbo(at least it smells differently), and there no information about ingredients in EasyCarbo, but you say it works fine... I'm very surprised. Could you please take a few more videos to show the results you get on Easy Carbo? Thanks in advance! And one important note you did not mention. Overdose of any liquid CO2 brings us to pH level changes! You should be careful with that!
I haven’t looked that much into chemicals, both products are based on Glutaraldehyde, that I know for sure and smell is similar imo. However, you are absolutely right both have other affects too and I have stated some in the description
@@JurijsJutjajevs sorry, I skipped info in the description. Are you sure EC is based on Glutaraldehyde? Because for me it smells different... BTW have you tried Cidex OPA by Jonson & Jonson? Have you ever seen it stores here in Germany?
@@JurijsJutjajevs BTW, as a professional I'm sure you use(or used) peroxide against some types of algae(thread algae for example). Don't you? I think it will be one topic for one of the next pro tips?) BTW. I think you also are familiar with fighting against(or example thread) algae by completely shadowing aquarium when you turn off lights and cover aquarium to have complete darkness inside. Shadowing for 3 days completely and 100% kills many algae. The only side effect is that plants grow much faster and trying to become much higher. I usually cover an aquarium for 48 hours and it helps. And 3% peroxide helps to give enough oxygen to fish and inverts while there is no light and photosynthesis is stopped. Because when you add Peroxide in water (H2O2) to water (H2O) it dissolves in water to H2O(water) and Oxygen(O2). I'm sure you know this, I'm just trying to share ideas for next pro tips.
@@JurijsJutjajevs Also I always wanted to ask you how do you fight against green spots on stones? It's quite hard to keep stones clean especially when you can't take off stones. How do you deal with it? Using toothbrush(even electronic) is very hard especially because stones are not flat. Any suggestions from professional aquascaper and tank maintainer? Danke!
Based my own experience. It was caused by overdose of fertilizer. Once i removed alge manual and decrease amount of dosing it did not appear again. Truth be told i did not have so much alge as you had...
micro fert or plant sexier fert contain high iron... caused red algae... so.. up macro fert dose slightly the next days... For us who use lean doser.. EI (Estimative Index) method by tom barr also overdose fert... but just big dose macro fert not micro fert...
Glutaraldehyde is used to disinfect surfaces in hospitals. It kills all organic it gets in contact with. Algae is very primitive and is damaged easily by this.
Jurijs Jutjajevs does that mean it could kill plants if you over does then ? I used it in my tank once and I blame it for killing my carpet but not totally sure 👎
I have this type of algae and nothing helps just to let you know :D And yes I do make a regular water janges I do not overfeed I use tropica fert. as described My co2 system is co2 art and it is perfect And I use ro water. So in my case easy carbo or seachem do not help. But the interesting thing is that I have 2 aquariums and one of them has the algae and the other does not. This is my exp.
Quick test: then off filter, take 2ml easy cargo in a syringe and slowly inject on a single spot of algae, observe over the next days. It will turn red and die. In the aquarium showed in the video I have overdosed 5x the recommend amount several times, now it’s all gone
@@JurijsJutjajevs hahaha I have tryied everything as I sayd I'm not trying to be rude. What I do is 2 timese a mone h2o2 treatment on top of the seachem carbon. The reason why spot treating does not work in my case is because there is no single spot it is everywhere :D Anyway I can share a my story how I got rid of it forever in previous tanks I had. I mean I had it and it went away on its own slowly. No h2o2 or carbon treatments nothing. One way was deep substrate layer 8cm at it's thinnest the other way was with plenum. Both tanks were walstad method which I gradually after the algae were gone (6 months) turned into co2 ones with dosing. Hope it helps :)
Be warned, this stuff made my Shrimp lose balance, have a curled body position and after a few days there was death. I've promised never to use it again. 🦐💀
@@JurijsJutjajevs Thank you. Yes you did indeed. The stuff does work well and fish appear fine. The algae is impacted and does reduce. Thank you for the tip 🦐✔️
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You little magician!!
not as good as you, I dont have magic water and you have magic Mike 🤣
Magic water 😂 and no added co2
Love the idea of spot dosing with the air in the syringe to increase effectiveness.
Thanks
Great tip, especially with the air! I will have to try tomorrow but with h2o2/excel on BBA :) Thanks Jurijs.
Good luck 🍀
Thank you for the video. I will try this tomorrow during my water change!
hello from Denmark. i do have a small problem with staghorn, but i did as you did in this video, and now its is going away. so nice, and thank you for the tip
thanks for sharing your experience
Jurijs thanks for the tip, its day 11 of cycling here and still no alge and crystal clear water. But enemy never sleeps and comes when you least expect him. Will use your tip for sure when the time comes :)
For me algae usually appears around second week, good luck 😉
This is realy good tip! However you had to mention that some plants melt from liquid co2 products, especialy when overdosed.
yes that can happen, but this video was about dosing technique and not about the product itself
Great tip, adding the air. I hope I don't need to any time soon but i'll defintely find this one useful.
Wow!! I think I found staghorn algar in my tank today, and you post a video about it... TODAY! WOW! THANKS!!
Have fun with it 😉
Jurijs Jutjajevs hehehe will do ;)
This was a much needed pro tip, thank you for creating it!
What a awesome tip. Especially filling the Syringe with air. 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Nice aquarium, i hope can benefit from this kind of product some day thanks!
Great tip i will defently try, i was just dosing tonight but will try tomorrow love the pro tips 👍
Clip :07
Plz do a video (on or about) that (building like) ornament in that tank.
Did you build it ?
Did you purchase it ?
What is it made of ?
Etc, etc, etc.
Very cool tipp! Everyone nows Stackhorn Algae, everyone hates it! I fought it with dismanteling my tank, a vew month ago. :D
Take Care! Cheers!
what? you dismantled your tank because of stag horn?
@@JurijsJutjajevs Not the Cube, it was the old Eheim aquarium that leaked recently. I never had luck with it, stackhorn, beard, green algae, diatoms, dying fish... I have better luck with the cube!
Great video and tips as always! I have to get algae under control!
Watch out when moving around with your chair. Done that before at work and my chair tipped over. All was ok and funny 😁!
Haha 😂 I’ve been cruising litteraly 10 minutes all around the place before the video because the chair is so much fun
Great video it's so well done 😊
i use this product too and i am so miffed by this !!!!
Jurijs what do you mean by increasing the dosing of the fertilizer? did you start with ADA method (lean) and switched to PPS or EI? What what was your starting point and what dosing regime did you end up with?
Hey J,
Hope you and your family are safe. Any tips to get rid off snails. Im about to lose it with this snails.
too many snails usually come from too much food wastes. Feed your fish less and clean uneaten food afterwards. Also removing snails manually is best in my opinion. Simply do it every day and you will reduce the amount significantly!
@@JurijsJutjajevs anatome helena snails
That's a great tip juri....🙌🙌🙌
Tried and works in just 24 hours... 😁My algae are already dying...But how do you remove that dead algae 🤔.... They are still sticking to plants...
4m20s... see what u did there :D
QUESTION: Shouldn't adding more fertilizer help feed the algae? I come from the saltwater hobby and to many nutrients feeds age not helps get rid of it. I have the same problem in my 40g freshwater planted tank. tia
Usually lack of nutrient A is causing excess of Nutrient B and excess of Nutrient B is causing algae. You can fight Nutrient B or you can add more Nutrient A and bring nutrients in balance and make your plants happy. Happy plants will outcompete algae
Awesome tip!
I am waiting for this video 😊👍🏻
Is it necessary to turn off lighting and filters?
How about green hair algae?
Please help me 🙏🏻
Green hair algae most often caused by too little no3 and too high po4. Reduce the po4 and or increase No3 and problem solved
Thank you for the answer. 👍🏻
How do you reduce PO4 and increase NO3?
I have tried but always failed.
Do you have any effective tricks?
I think you are the expert 😊🙏🏻
Damn the air pocket is genius...Thanks chief. I got some hairalgea on my Xmas moss and only my moss...damn moss
Try this method
Jurijs, how do you recondition your RO water? Is there a good all in one additive?
Dennerle or JBL products work great for me
Awesome, I'm going to try it.
Important: EC shouldn’t be used on moss this way. Moss will die just like the algae! On the other hand, if you want to get rid of moss on hardscape because it was not supposed to grow there, this method will also work 😊.
Yes moss can be sensitive to EC
@@JurijsJutjajevs I have been fighting hair algae on moss for several months and cant find a way to treat it without killing the moss.. any ideas? Yes... I'm still trying to find the cause of the algae.
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Haha 😂
That was a great tip!😁👍
Its important tip
Thank you friend
will try to do more on algae
@@JurijsJutjajevs
Very good ♥️ . becouse the alge big problem for our hobby 😫
GENIUS TIP TRYING THIS FOR SURE
Looking forward for your version of it - with a little underwater bazooka 🤣
Jurijs Jutjajevs more of a 9mm kinda guy but point taken lol
Another pro tip! Thanks.
Does Excell do the same and is there any problem on using in a shrimp only tank? (Caridina)
Excel works the same, I mentioned this in the description. If you stick to recommended dose no problem with shrimps. If you overdose ...
@@JurijsJutjajevs oh sorry, didn't see the description! Thanks.
And on moss? I think that excel burns moss right?!
You should get an old tank and purposely create algae types and make a video on how to remove each type.Also you can try create a specific type as to see what causes that. it would be quite interesting.
I’ve been thinking about it! Or to have a twinscape and make comparisons
Jurijs Jutjajevs Aquaowner I think did a twinscape ,that would also be interesting. Maybe compare fertilizers not many people have compared the different brands/varieties.
Good tip! Thx
Great tip, would you say that this can be applied to different types of algae too? especially BBA or green hair algae
yes absolutely! give it a try 😉
Carbo also be mixed with hydrogen peroxide. This mix brings good results. It is best to turn the filter off for 10 minutes
during spot dosing filter off is good
Hi Juris! , Staghorn algae is a total mistery for me. But in my technique is , for some reason 🤷♂️ , normal during 2nd month, then, dissapears alone at the 3rd month and never back. And yes, glutaraldehide based products (and h2o2) kill the staghorn. But if you ignore the staghorn and continue the normal routines, dissapears alone 🤷♂️ . Last years i do that: simply ignores him. Saludos from Chile 👋
Hmm 🤔 I will test one day .. difficult to explain customer “do nothing, it will eventually go away” 🤣
Jurijs Jutjajevs jajajaj" there is a guy in chile that says is normal" .
In internet and forums all says that staghorn happens by "low co2, much Fe or PO4" but in my experience (and opinion) is not true because i maintain 30ppm co2, and measured plant nutrient consumption (i do test of po4 , no3, fe before add nutrients twice for week) for every tank , and you might have zero values and still develop staghorn. So 🤷♂️...in fact zero values is worst for plants and better for algae ...Well, i keep normal routine, mechanical removal and continue add nutrients in exact dosis according plant consumption... and the staghorn dissapears in 1 or 1.5 month ☺️ . Saludos!
( " There is a guy in chile that says wait 1-2months jajaja 🤣 " )
Please teach us how to get rid of diatoms!
Fantastic tip BRO!
Don't get much Algae except for BBA when my tanks hit the 12month/18month mark... GOD knows why...
I'll try it out next time they show on my oldest scape...
Recommended Maximum Dosing Amount? In quarantine times?! I suggest for 75cl/day ... Red Portuguese Wine, that is :) :) :) :) :)
Stay safe, have fun, #StayIndoorsAndScapeHard
Dosing Portugal red wine to aquarium? 😂
It is not at all true that EasyCarbo says that it ist CO2 from the bottle.
They just say that it is an alternative to CO2.
does it work well with black hair algae? Do all liquid carbon additives works the same way or only seachem/easylife liquid carbon have special formula?
brilliant.
This is glutaraldehyde, the same as Seachem Excel, but cheaper
yup
Im just using H202 10 ml for about 60 liter tank and the process just like your product with the same way procedure
Yes h2o2 works great too
Did it work ? I’ve been trying for months using Seachem excel. Mine is only in the flow of the filter for some reason on pinnatifida especially . Maybe I need more media?
Hi, Jurijs thank you for the great tips. But do liquid carbon really kill shrimps if I dose within the recommended dosage? Because I have lots of shrimps inside, had bought the product for weeks, still thinking how to use it safely. Haha...
If you use the on the product stated recommended dose, no problem for shrimps
@@JurijsJutjajevs Tqvm
I left one of the affected plants in a bucket of easy carbo over night and nothing happened 😢 i even used a toothbrush and tried to brush it off but it i didnt get it all. How long does it take for the algae to start dying?
with correct dosing you can see algae turn red after 24-48 hours
I literally put the plant in pure easy carbo over night and this was like 3 days ago. My staghorn algae is unkillable. I put it back and raised my co2 up and hope it will go away eventually
in what time should you see a difference that the algae is dying? And can you do this every day until algae diminish or disappear?
after 2-3 days you should see red color. In the video you can see some red from 1 week before dosing. I have used 1-2 times per week over 3 weeks until it was all gone
Круто, все ясно и понятно)
Thank you ❤️ is this method good for hair strong algae ?
Yes works well with hair algae and bba
Thank you a lot❤️ i really enjoy your videos😘
I tried this and my rotala seemed to start melting. It may have been something else like ammonia and i was dosing the recommended dose.
Using syringe is the best, but i'm using seachem excel to get rid of algae. The same way to dose tropica fertilzer i also use syringe
Excel and easycarbo is the same
How often did you spot dose the staghorn? Pls hope you notice! Thankyou
usually after few treatments its gone for a long time. repeat when it comes back. but if it keeps coming back you have to cure the root of the problem. too little co2, too much dirt in the tank or filter etc ..
@@JurijsJutjajevs okay noted 😄 a subscribe for that hehe
@@JurijsJutjajevs Hello Jurijs, how you finally deal with this one? Staghorn gone?
Im battling over three months, but still lose out.😔
Hi Jurijs, Do you recommend doing the same for filamentous algae? Thanks
What kind of? Hair algae? Yes works well too, bba too, for hair algae reduce po4 and increase no3
@@JurijsJutjajevs hair algae, I have 2ppm of NO3 and 0.1ppm of po4 and recently I have a boom of hair algae. Thanks Jurijs
I just use in my 60P 3 pumps of Tropica Specialized per week
Thank you for the tip, I used it my nano tank and it worked like magic, but my fissidens fontanus on my main tank did not like it. Maybe local overdose.
Yes fissidens and coral moss is sensitive
@@JurijsJutjajevs for some reason my fissidens Fontanus started sprouting up out of this algae lol...as if it doesn’t care but my other plants have it too and don’t look so good. How odd lol
Hey Jurijs just a silly question, i have purchase a new series of ADA nitrogen and the colour of fertilizer is green, as per my knowledge Neutral K has green colour and Nitrogen has a Blue Colour fertilizer. Is it the New one comes with the green colour.
please have a look on official ADA webpage for original color of the liquid. Also make sure the bottle shape is the same - square bottle indicates its the new series
I have Square bottle shape so i think its a new series. Even in new series it shows me blue colour only. I dont know how to check the genuinity of the product.
Is it dangerous for shrimp to add easy carbo on water?
it can be if you dose too much! overdosing as I did can be dangerous, act at your own risk
Interesting. Seachem Flourish Excel is based on Glutaraldehyde(C5H8O2), and it works perfectly against any type of algae if you overdose 3-5 times. Just perfect. And you do not need to mix with air. But there is no C5H8O2 EasyCarbo(at least it smells differently), and there no information about ingredients in EasyCarbo, but you say it works fine... I'm very surprised. Could you please take a few more videos to show the results you get on Easy Carbo? Thanks in advance!
And one important note you did not mention. Overdose of any liquid CO2 brings us to pH level changes! You should be careful with that!
I haven’t looked that much into chemicals, both products are based on Glutaraldehyde, that I know for sure and smell is similar imo. However, you are absolutely right both have other affects too and I have stated some in the description
@@JurijsJutjajevs sorry, I skipped info in the description. Are you sure EC is based on Glutaraldehyde? Because for me it smells different... BTW have you tried Cidex OPA by Jonson & Jonson? Have you ever seen it stores here in Germany?
Edward Sarkisyan im sure EC is glutaraldehyde. I haven seen other brand products similar but not the one you mentioned
@@JurijsJutjajevs BTW, as a professional I'm sure you use(or used) peroxide against some types of algae(thread algae for example). Don't you? I think it will be one topic for one of the next pro tips?) BTW. I think you also are familiar with fighting against(or example thread) algae by completely shadowing aquarium when you turn off lights and cover aquarium to have complete darkness inside. Shadowing for 3 days completely and 100% kills many algae. The only side effect is that plants grow much faster and trying to become much higher. I usually cover an aquarium for 48 hours and it helps. And 3% peroxide helps to give enough oxygen to fish and inverts while there is no light and photosynthesis is stopped. Because when you add Peroxide in water (H2O2) to water (H2O) it dissolves in water to H2O(water) and Oxygen(O2). I'm sure you know this, I'm just trying to share ideas for next pro tips.
@@JurijsJutjajevs Also I always wanted to ask you how do you fight against green spots on stones? It's quite hard to keep stones clean especially when you can't take off stones. How do you deal with it? Using toothbrush(even electronic) is very hard especially because stones are not flat. Any suggestions from professional aquascaper and tank maintainer? Danke!
Turning off your canisters or pumps for 10/15 minutes after dosing the carbon will help either.
Yes good point
You looked fresh. Who cut your hair during this quarantine time? 😆
Video recorded a while back 😉
have you stolen one of those dentist chairs yet!?! 😂
Not yet 😜 I’m afraid they will get me if one is missing
Is Staghorn algae from light intensity? I've never had it before but I don't use CO2 or LED's.
Read description, I’ve explained there what’s missing in the video
Interesting, it is the colour of iron.
Based my own experience. It was caused by overdose of fertilizer. Once i removed alge manual and decrease amount of dosing it did not appear again. Truth be told i did not have so much alge as you had...
I actually increased dosing at the same time I treated the algae and now it’s algae free and I increased dosing further
Jurijs Jutjajevs thats interesting it is completely opposite approach. It is the result what matters 👍
micro fert or plant sexier fert contain high iron... caused red algae...
so.. up macro fert dose slightly the next days...
For us who use lean doser.. EI (Estimative Index) method by tom barr also overdose fert... but just big dose macro fert not micro fert...
This video is ironic after Dm'ing you on Insta about staghorn issues haha
I thought so
WAT, no one told me about the air pocket bubbles.
now you know 😉
Can u help me fight with the hair algae. Its causing alot of problem in the tank.
Reduce po4, increase No3, add more fast growing plants
@@JurijsJutjajevs Thanks will work on that.
How about Cynobacteria
Blackout, manual removal, erythromycin
Why is it that this kills the algae jurijis as I thought this was effectively nutrients of sorts ?
Glutaraldehyde is used to disinfect surfaces in hospitals. It kills all organic it gets in contact with. Algae is very primitive and is damaged easily by this.
Jurijs Jutjajevs does that mean it could kill plants if you over does then ? I used it in my tank once and I blame it for killing my carpet but not totally sure 👎
I have this type of algae and nothing helps just to let you know :D
And yes I do make a regular water janges
I do not overfeed
I use tropica fert. as described
My co2 system is co2 art and it is perfect
And I use ro water.
So in my case easy carbo or seachem do not help.
But the interesting thing is that I have 2 aquariums and one of them has the algae and the other does not.
This is my exp.
Have you tried reducing light, increasing co2, dosing more fertilizer, cleaning filter, overdosing easycarbo ?
Quick test: then off filter, take 2ml easy cargo in a syringe and slowly inject on a single spot of algae, observe over the next days. It will turn red and die. In the aquarium showed in the video I have overdosed 5x the recommend amount several times, now it’s all gone
@@JurijsJutjajevs hahaha I have tryied everything as I sayd I'm not trying to be rude. What I do is 2 timese a mone h2o2 treatment on top of the seachem carbon.
The reason why spot treating does not work in my case is because there is no single spot it is everywhere :D
Anyway I can share a my story how I got rid of it forever in previous tanks I had. I mean I had it and it went away on its own slowly. No h2o2 or carbon treatments nothing.
One way was deep substrate layer 8cm at it's thinnest the other way was with plenum.
Both tanks were walstad method which I gradually after the algae were gone (6 months) turned into co2 ones with dosing.
Hope it helps :)
Sorry for the spelling my keypad is off :/
Dude, use a UV steriliser. Super easy!
UV will help with stag horn algae? 🤔
Jurijs Jutjajevs it will prevent it from spreading & also kill off all other forms of algae.
Don't think so
isnt that pretty much the same as excel?
Yes it’s both based on Glutaraldehyde.
Juri von Riga, krasser Channel - hochgedaumt
Danke
First! Awesome tip
quick!!!! 🙌
Staghorn Algae
Be warned, this stuff made my Shrimp lose balance, have a curled body position and after a few days there was death. I've promised never to use it again. 🦐💀
Read description, I mentioned this there as well. Use at own risk
@@JurijsJutjajevs Thank you. Yes you did indeed. The stuff does work well and fish appear fine. The algae is impacted and does reduce. Thank you for the tip 🦐✔️
completly wrong, you dont force inject!! its the complete oposite!!!!!
Explain
Shotgun style. Skidikip PAP PAP POOM POOM
haha 🤣 😂 😆
Awesome tip!