julielynn47
Fishaholic
Can anyone tell me what this slimy stuff is on my driftwood? I read somewhere that sometimes it gets on wood that you put in your aquariums.
What is weird to me is that it is on the wood this tank, my 75 gallon, but I put wood in my 55 gallon at the same time and that wood has nothing on it.
In the 55 I guess the fish could be keeping it clean. My 75 has no fish yet, just some plants that I am letting grow in for awhile before I cycle.
So, does anyone know what it is? Why it is on every piece in this tank and how do I get rid of it? I mean, if fish will eat it, then it does not bother me to leave it in there until I get fish. But if fish don't really eat it, how do I get rid of it? I was thinking I might could take it out and pour boiling water over it.

What is weird to me is that it is on the wood this tank, my 75 gallon, but I put wood in my 55 gallon at the same time and that wood has nothing on it.
In the 55 I guess the fish could be keeping it clean. My 75 has no fish yet, just some plants that I am letting grow in for awhile before I cycle.
So, does anyone know what it is? Why it is on every piece in this tank and how do I get rid of it? I mean, if fish will eat it, then it does not bother me to leave it in there until I get fish. But if fish don't really eat it, how do I get rid of it? I was thinking I might could take it out and pour boiling water over it.

