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Why is your pool green with no sign of algae?
Trees above reflecting the pool.
First black to sign a recording deal?
James Reese
What causes black fuzz to grow on aquarium plants and how can it be prevented or treated effectively?
Black fuzz on aquarium plants is typically caused by a type of algae called black beard algae. This algae thrives in low light conditions and can be a sign of poor water quality or nutrient imbalance in the aquarium. To prevent or treat black fuzz effectively, you can increase the lighting in the tank, ensure proper water circulation, maintain consistent water parameters, and regularly clean and prune the plants. Additionally, introducing algae-eating fish or invertebrates can help control the growth of black fuzz in the aquarium.
What are the small green blotches on a painted turtle's shell?
The small green blotches on a painted turtle's shell are often a sign of algae growth. Algae can accumulate on the shell when turtles bask in sunlight or swim in water with high nutrient levels. While this is typically harmless, excessive algae can indicate poor water quality or environmental issues. Regular cleaning and maintaining a healthy habitat can help manage this growth.
What is a green stop warning sign?
Where in the world did you see a green stop sign?
Is green poop a sign of hiv?
It is not a sign of HIV.
Would black or greenish discharge from your breast be something to worry about?
Green, yellow, or blackish discharge is usually a sign of infection. See a doctor.
Which colour is the first aid sign?
the general colour is a green background with a white (equal sided) cross placed in the centre. the green and white is used for first aid bags also yet this is not strictly enforced but GENERALLY used
How do you log in as JFK in black ops?
first sign up to the game then look on cheats they always work out
Do cold sores start with black rash?
it is usually the first sign of herpiesII as of now it would be herpiesI
What do you do if there is not enough algae in your fish tank for your algae eater to eat?
This is a good problem to have. Most algae eaters enjoy munching on green algae. It forms a green powder like look on the glass or plants of an aquarium in high quantities. If your aquarium does not have any signs of algae you have some options:Feed them Algae WafersThis is found at a local fish store. They can be added to the water without fear of algae spreading. Some fish enjoy eating them and some seem to not like them.Feed them Zucchini, not CucumbersIf your fish don't eat algae wafers they might not be hungry due to feeding on something you don't see them eat. If you believe them to be picky you can entice them to eat and grow faster by blanching Zucchini and cut it into small sizes then add it to the tank. Rubber band it to something that sinks or poke it through with a BBQ skewer and stick it in the substrate. Don't leave it in the tank for more than 24 hours. Fish will not eat the skin.Feeding ScheduleAlgae eaters can survive on as little as 2 - 3 times a week feeding schedule. I feed my algae eaters once a week because there is plenty of micro algae that is unseen for them to much on. It depends on the species.Blue Green AlgaeFish do not eat blue green algae. Almost nothing does. It looks like a blue green slime coating on rocks and plants and is a sign of bad water quality. It is actually a bacteria that uses encapsulated photosynthesizing algae to endure in harsh environments. Caused mainly by too much phosphates and not enough nitrates. Lighting may be a factor as well.
What is the significance of the green water in the river?
The green water in the river can indicate the presence of algae or other plant life, which can affect the ecosystem by providing oxygen and food for aquatic organisms. It can also be a sign of pollution or nutrient runoff, which can harm the water quality and aquatic life. Monitoring and managing the green water is important for maintaining a healthy river ecosystem.
