Black Algae in a fish tank isn't actually algae at all. It is bacteria protein called cyanobacteria. If your asking how to rid your tank of this, the first thing you'll want to do is test your water for nitrates and phosphates. Generally this is a major factor in the growth of the bacteria. Scrub the glass, clean the decor, and stir the gravel. Remove as much as possible with a net. Next perform a 25-30% water change. This will help reduce the levels of nitrates and phosphates. Also, since this type of bacteria has to photosynthesize reducing the amount of time the light is on will be greatly beneficial.
I am unaware of "Black Spot" being a disease of fish. So I would say no.
if there is a black out and you do have a fish tank you should be fine an less you have a chinease fish or any fish that is in the red mark for fish
wipe it....(:
Yes, black algae in a fish tank can be harmful to the fish and the overall tank environment. It can compete with plants for nutrients, block light, and release toxins that can negatively impact water quality and the health of the fish. Regular maintenance and cleaning are important to prevent the growth of black algae in a fish tank.
Yes they can ! White-spot is a fungal infection - which WILL spread thought the tank !
Bubble eyed gold fish have to stay at one spot in the tank because they feel like they rule the tank kind of thing and they want to watch all the other fish
your fish have a funus growing on them that will kill them go to aquarium and buy white spot and fungas medication. remove fish from DIRTY tank. clean tank. medicate the water. if fish are sharing tank with other fish keep them separate and medicate till whits spot is gone this fungus will contract to all other fish if let go is mostly brought to tank by introducing plants or other fish that have already been contaminated.also by a DIRTY tank
yes or else fish dies
If Jordan has a fish tank that has 5 orange fish and 35 black fish this would mean he has 5 orange fish in the tank. This is a math problem.
The black stuff growing in your fish tank is likely algae. To address this issue, you can try cleaning the tank more frequently, reducing the amount of light the tank receives, and adding algae-eating fish or snails to help control the algae growth. It's important to maintain a balanced ecosystem in your tank to keep your fish healthy.
I think that fish would be a platy (pla-eye).
yes