M msimon New member Apr 16, 2011 #1 When opening my block today to clean i am greeted by a very yucky pond smelling smell and it could only be green algae. Pure distilled water with kill coils with none of that sealing type stuff.
When opening my block today to clean i am greeted by a very yucky pond smelling smell and it could only be green algae. Pure distilled water with kill coils with none of that sealing type stuff.
dugdiamond New member Apr 16, 2011 #3 algae needs one important thing to thrive = light clear tubing and UV lighting looks fab, but will create a little algae farm - lol looks vs speed = very rare (unless you like looking after your rig as much as changing diapers)
algae needs one important thing to thrive = light clear tubing and UV lighting looks fab, but will create a little algae farm - lol looks vs speed = very rare (unless you like looking after your rig as much as changing diapers)
M msimon New member Apr 16, 2011 #4 clear tubing and re used distilled. Now i know why my tubing went cloudy
F FlightSimDude New member Apr 18, 2011 #5 There's nothing to kill the algae before it happens? [looks in cooling loop for tadpoles ] Maybe a drop or two of bleach? I'm using Feser One [clear] cooling fluid, in clear tubing. Will I also have an eventual algae problem?
There's nothing to kill the algae before it happens? [looks in cooling loop for tadpoles ] Maybe a drop or two of bleach? I'm using Feser One [clear] cooling fluid, in clear tubing. Will I also have an eventual algae problem?
M msimon New member Apr 18, 2011 #6 The culprit, well its a combination of to much light and the kill coils not ionizing the water to a active concentrated level.
The culprit, well its a combination of to much light and the kill coils not ionizing the water to a active concentrated level.
M msimon New member Apr 18, 2011 #7 FlightSimDude said: There's nothing to kill the algae before it happens? [looks in cooling loop for tadpoles ] Maybe a drop or two of bleach? I'm using Feser One [clear] cooling fluid, in clear tubing. Will I also have an eventual algae problem? Click to expand... No you wont Pre coolant comes with additives to stop that but if the fluid you have is just distilled then overtime yes.
FlightSimDude said: There's nothing to kill the algae before it happens? [looks in cooling loop for tadpoles ] Maybe a drop or two of bleach? I'm using Feser One [clear] cooling fluid, in clear tubing. Will I also have an eventual algae problem? Click to expand... No you wont Pre coolant comes with additives to stop that but if the fluid you have is just distilled then overtime yes.
F FlightSimDude New member Apr 18, 2011 #8 No I won't find the tadpoles? or, No, I won't have the algae troubles? I know what you mean My stuff is pre-mixed. Thanks
No I won't find the tadpoles? or, No, I won't have the algae troubles? I know what you mean My stuff is pre-mixed. Thanks
M msimon New member Apr 18, 2011 #9 FlightSimDude said: No I won't find the tadpoles? or, No, I won't have the algae troubles? I know what you mean My stuff is pre-mixed. Thanks Click to expand... Well you could add a small cat fish in for added security. use to have two and they kept the glass clean all day long munching and munching until some how they both went walkies.
FlightSimDude said: No I won't find the tadpoles? or, No, I won't have the algae troubles? I know what you mean My stuff is pre-mixed. Thanks Click to expand... Well you could add a small cat fish in for added security. use to have two and they kept the glass clean all day long munching and munching until some how they both went walkies.
F FlightSimDude New member Apr 18, 2011 #10 msimon said: Well you could add a small cat fish in for added security. use to have to and they kept the glass clean all day long munching and munching until some how they both went walkies. Click to expand... JAWS!!! DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN
msimon said: Well you could add a small cat fish in for added security. use to have to and they kept the glass clean all day long munching and munching until some how they both went walkies. Click to expand... JAWS!!! DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN