Bacteria bloom

[odlrivera]

Does anyone have any tips to clear bacteria bloom quickly? Just set up my tank about a week ago 90 gallon

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[tito206]

Are you doing a fishless cycle with ammonia?

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[SunnyHouTX]

Best to let it take it's course naturally.

[odlrivera]

No with 3 small fish

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[tito206]

Best to let it take it's course naturally.

Are you talking about the fishless cycle with ammonia or the algea

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[odlrivera]

Thx Sunny

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[tito206]

Did you just recently made a water change?

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[tito206]

It can be that the bacteria in your tank has begun to multiply if i was you I would just let it be give it a week or so it should clear up have you checked your ammonia levels?

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[odlrivera]

Water change yesterday and Friday. Started it up last Sunday

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[odlrivera]

Ammonia level is good

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[tito206]

Adding new water in a tank can cause it to cloud it's due to the high nutrients in the water

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[odlrivera]

How would you go about removing the nutrients before adding water?

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[tito206]

You don't want to remove them the bacteria will use it to grow

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[tito206]

Just make sure you are using a dechlorinator

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[odlrivera]

Thx

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