A basic guide on how to remove Cyanobacteria (Blue green algae,slime) planted aquarium,ADA,beginners

[@MsLila44]

excellent advice! Please do more videos you’re great!

[@kodiguy3772]

Thank you! I will give this a try and post the results.

[@NORIaquaCh]

Thanks! - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator

[@rezaali3740]

what if you buy the phyton git plus and bacter 100. But you apply the bacter in the filter, would it help?

[@paulloth21]

What plant's do you have in this aquarium

[@TCgirl]

Do you have links to these products that you’re talking about? I’ve never heard of them.. Thank you!

[@Craigo5000]

Came for the cyanobacteria treatment, stayed for the music ...

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Cheers, Tech Monky! Does it remind you of any games in mind? :)

[@Craigo5000]

@@NORIaquaCh Animal crossing springs to mind. Keep up the good work, your videos are excellent.

[@NORIaquaCh]

@@Craigo5000 Official WASABI Moderator: Same! Great minds think alike!

[@Antonio-Montan]

Excellent video

[@NORIaquaCh]

Thanks for the support Antonio 😀 - Official WASABI Moderator.

[@v1046rVDO]

What would you do if BGA grows behind the thick background plants? Trimming them would help but that would also ruin the layout.

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: I recommend you do a 2-3 day blackout to your aquarium. Leave the filter on but the light off, covering the aquarium with a blanket to block out any traces of light. Do daily water changes and syphon out any dead BGA. Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

[@agivney]

You could also place a small powerhead behind the plants to increase flow. I put my powerhead on a timer with my co2, I find this helps.

[@melsadikbalmes8959]

The aqua nature aquarium product phyton git solution is not yet available in out country philippines.

[@yapminkit2739]

i have tiny patches of cyano all across my 60cm tank, can i just use ADA Phyton Git plus to cure it?

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Hi Yap, yes ADA Phyton Git works specifically for Cyanobacteria. Please drip it directly on the affected locations of Cyanobacteria. Also, please check NORI aqua channel for my exclusive interview.

[@davidanderton2437]

Added some seachem equilibrium to boost my GH. Had a massive cyno outbreak a week later

[@sabinekatsavrias4422]

i have just cleaned up a very neglected tank and it sprung up everywhere.... i think it crashed the tank eventually thru neglect... Im so frustrated because i was going to try and just go the arythromycin route but for some reason it cant be bought in Australia... omg if i google your products and find they cant be bought here im going to lose my mind. i swear.

[@21CenturyBreakdownX]

Is there a cheaper alternative to the phyton git sol?

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Hi Steve, thanks for stopping by. As BGA is photosynthetic, with alternatives to ADA Phyton Git Sol, you must do a 1 to 3 day total back-out (cover the tank of all light with a blanket) to the aquarium. You must not introduce light. Before covering the tank, you can use 3% w/w Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) (1.5ml per 4.5 liters of aquarium water), or Seachem Excel (Glutaraldehyde) (use as directed on the bottle). Ensure the solution used is evenly diluted in the aquarium. Do 80% water change everyday (make sure you syphon out the visible BGA), then re-dose H2O2 or Seachem Excel. Repeat until BGA is non-visible or gone. This method is snail and shrimp safe. Hope this helps, and remember to like and share with your friends! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

[@thomasho9470]

Do they grow in area with high flow? I saw some blue green stuff at the aquarium inflow that gets lots of light. Also thanks for this vid, its very helpful

[@vincechee9689]

hi, may i know if ADA Bacter 100 will breakdown by itself? I applied over the BGA, but it looks messy. Will it decompose over time?

[@NORIaquaCh]

ADA Bacter 100 is used under the substrate, not to treat BGA. - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator

[@theonghantan862]

Great vedio Aligato senier 🙏🙏🌷

[@carterdavid3819]

My plants have dark edge, tell me the solution plz 🙏🏼

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Dark edges is a sign of algae, and it could be Cyanobacteria or BBA. Send a photo over to us at [e-mail].

[@carterdavid3819]

@@NORIaquaCh thanks 🙏🏼

[@anasar3]

Black beard algue

[@soumennandi6748]

Is your cyanobacteria removed by this treatment?

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: It's effective, hence to why we've created this tutorial. Hope this helps you! Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

[@edwiser]

The Amano shrimp liked the bacter 100. 😀

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Shrimps go for everything haha. Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

[@vitold150]

What are u talking about.This type bacteria produce slime.nothing is going to eat it.this is poisenus for fish.there might be some snails that eat it but not many

[@MrAstylee]

You are fluent in Yappanese, get to the point pls

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

Or,use Erythromycin..and don't tell anybody. The antibiotic is not toxic to fish or plants. It kills gram negative bacteria and as it kills off BGA,i see it also kills brown and BBA. It's not something for regular use at all- NOBODY says for regular use. But if your mega high tech aquarium gets overrun by the disease called blue green algae,Erythromycin is a life saver of last resort. Of course in some areas its sold and in others...not. The aquarists who say don't use it for the aquarium water and plants...are fine with it if $4 fish are sick. Well, BGA is not good for fish either and in badly affected tanks,it can kill fish like Corydoras who ingest as they root through gravels. Just my experience.

[@arindambarthakur]

Subtitles r damn funny😂

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Ah yes, good old Auto CC / automatic subtitling. A good laugh! Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

[@MarceloTononChiovatto]

👋👋👋👋👋

[@romeoantiquina6389]

When I want to thank this handsome japanese guy.... "Yamate kudasai, oniichan!!!!" Lol. Just kidding. Arigatou!

[@NORIaquaCh]

Thanks, glad you like what you see ;) - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator

[@Josh-si4jn]

Just one advices : Cover the tank with no light going in ( even sunlight ) for 3 days