How Do You Get Rid Of Algae In A 10 Gallon Aquarium?
Algae are simple, photosynthetic, water-dwelling organisms which are evolutionary precursors to land plants. Algae in an aquarium can take various forms: wispy tendrils that stick to rocks and aquarium decorations, a thin green layer that coats aquarium glass, and even a floating variety that turns the water green. Most aquarium owners agree that all of these are an unsightly nuisance; luckily, all kinds of algae are manageable with a few simple techniques which don’t require any special materials or expertise. Algae grows when the proper combination of light and nutrients are present. Move the fish tank out of direct sunlight, if it is in a window or another bright place, or move it out from under particularly bright lights, as this gives the algae the light they need to grow rapidly. If you have a light built into the fish tank, consider running it for fewer hours each day. You can also cover the outside part of the aquarium that faces the light with an opaque material such as alumin
