Attack of the plant monster.....

[Somefishguy]

Perhaps it is Cladophora

http://www.gwapa.org/articles/algae/

[kwc1974]

if it is.....good luck.

we really need a picture to help ID.

[Mzungu]

Perhaps it is Cladophora
http://www.gwapa.org/articles/algae/

Wow - that's a great page! I hadn't seen that before. I love that it gives specific causes for each algae type. I've seen a lot of the pages that were referred to as sources, but this one is really comprehensive. Thanks for posting that link!

Now, back to begging PP for pictures... :)

[kwc1974]

Wow - that's a great page! I hadn't seen that before. I love that it gives specific causes for each algae type. I've seen a lot of the pages that were referred to as sources, but this one is really comprehensive. Thanks for posting that link!

Now, back to begging PP for pictures... :)

That is just our friends fro GWAPA.

[Somefishguy]

Yup I just started a planted tank not to long ago and found the website. I hope i dont have to ever use it but its a good site to have in case

[kwc1974]

APC has a good referance libray too, not a comprehensive though. Most of the same contributors add to it.

[Complexity]

Perhaps it is Cladophora
http://www.gwapa.org/articles/algae/

Ditto on this link being the best algae info page I have found to date. Thanks for posting it!

I'm also leaning towards the "moss" being Clado. I hope not. Moss can be easily removed, but Clado is horrendous.

[Bogdan]

for somefishguy,

http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/cyprinid.html

everything is summarized in the table

[Nickintex]

Did somebody say plant monster?

[Mzungu]

PP - got those pics yet?