Green Sludge Algae

[Kribster]

I need help.

I have renovated my 60L tank to a limestone set-up. Thick green algae-sludge coating everything.
Low Nitrates, ammonia etc.
Feed two fish twice a day.
Lighting is for about 9 hours a day, 2x15W bulbs.

I have tried every trick in my book for combating this slime, but it is everywhere - on rocks, leaves, bogwood, filter...even coating the inside of the undergravel filter.
I have done several 25% water changes in the past week.

Does anyone know of a chemical or trick to get rid of this stuff?

 

[Callum]

try cutting back on the light hours and feeding. Keep pysically removing the algae and eventually it should go away. I advise you not to use chemicals as they may not be good for your fish.

 

[tenche22]

I need help.

I have renovated my 60L tank to a limestone set-up. Thick green algae-sludge coating everything.
Low Nitrates, ammonia etc.
Feed two fish twice a day.
Lighting is for about 9 hours a day, 2x15W bulbs.

I have tried every trick in my book for combating this slime, but it is everywhere - on rocks, leaves, bogwood, filter...even coating the inside of the undergravel filter.
I have done several 25% water changes in the past week.

Does anyone know of a chemical or trick to get rid of this stuff?

KEEP THE LIGHT OFF TURN IT ON WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING AT IT THEY DONOT NEED THE LIGHT YOU DO IF IT GET,S SUN LIGHT MOVE THE TANK OR USE SOMETHING TO SHADE THE TANK