Any idea what I can do to help the anonomies
Not at the moment. Got that fresh mix ready?
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Any idea what I can do to help the anonomies
Is the bacteria making a slimy film that you may be able to net out? If it is, getting some out would be a good idea. You do not want to just stir it up if you can't get it out of the tank imo.Do I scrape the bacteria off of the glass
Not as much as I would like used up the bulk of my water earlier in the day I've got about 15 gallons right now making more
whoever said watching paint dry was hard SHOULD try watching the RODI create water and 75 gallons a day
Is the bacteria making a slimy film that you may be able to net out? If it is, getting some out would be a good idea. You do not want to just stir it up if you can't get it out of the tank imo.
I have a 10 gallon by a wheel here but that's about it for extra filtration at the moment
I'm guessing the flow would just break it down and let it through the floss. Most bacteria would need a more gentle removal. And without water to change, vacuuming it out isn't an option right now.What about an old hang on filter or canister? Something with filter floss should suck up quite a bit if disturbed.
This+1They're designed to break the surface with their return. It'll help oxygenate
I'm guessing the flow would just break it down and let it through the floss. Most bacteria would need a more gentle removal. And without water to change, vacuuming it out isn't an option right now.
I'd be very tempted if I didn't have anymore rodi water to go to supermarket and get some distilled and if u can't do that I would use tap. I would get 100% water change in in the next 24 hours.
Now that he has removed the source of the carbon causing the bacteria bloom, do you really think there is value in doing a 100% water change? I've normally seen people advise against doing water changes to deal with bacteria issues.I'd be very tempted if I didn't have anymore rodi water to go to supermarket and get some distilled and if u can't do that I would use tap. I would get 100% water change in in the next 24 hours.
You can run a tube through a filter sock and get water flowing, then scrape and suction to try to remove as much as possible while returning water to the tank. Place filter sock with floss in sump and keep changing it out as it gets dirty. This may be one long night. I feel your pain.Do I scrape the bacteria off of the glass
Now that he has removed the source of the carbon causing the bacteria bloom, do you really think there is value in doing a 100% water change? I've normally seen people advise against doing water changes to deal with bacteria issues.