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2 pointsCool, good to know. Also just noticed that that you hit 1000 posts - Nice!2 points
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1 pointI don't think it affects fish either, it just looks not very nice, though what you have is very mild and unintrusive anyway! It is more an indicator that the tank isn't quite settled/cycled/ready yet! Fish are less delicate than shrimps anyway so you don't need to wait for it to clear, just ignore it and it will eventually vanish! Simon1 point
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1 pointIt is VERY common to get fungus in a newly set up tank, I think almost everyone has had that and it will clear up in time if left alone. Simon1 point
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1 pointFunnily enough I am having the same problem in my tank that is cycling atm! It's the exact same, and on the exact same heater!!! Interested to see if it goes away after cycling or is a continuing problem with this heater.1 point
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1 pointNo he doesn’t. And we don’t have those in Australia. Why did you ask?1 point
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1 pointIt may be a kind of fungus and I wouldn't worry about that as it should clear itself in the cycle/settling period. It's fairly common that fungus appears when cycling but usually clears even if just left alone and it won't harm anything, just doesn't look very nice. Simon1 point
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