Would These Things Have Anything In Common?

[KRamgren89]

So this evening we brought our last 3 spot gourami to our LFS to be re homed, as we felt he was the culprit of our dead male molly. After we got home **with 2 bronze cory cats in tow** we noticed that there is a thin layer of whitish clear algae on the sides of or tank, we can still see everything pretty clear, although it looks like the inside of our tank is dusty until you look closely and see stuff stuck to the tank moving with the flow of the water. Is it algae? or should we be worried?

really being kind of paranoid as we have our big preggo black mollie that will be giving birth in a day or two here..

on the brighter side, with 'Ol Blue gone, our mollies / platys / sword-tails / corys are much happier, they are swimming freely and look like they are having a good old time!

 

[Steve H.]

Has your tank been cycled for awhile??

I had a similar occurrence in the early stage of my cycling. After the bacterial bloom which made the water hazy, but as it was clearing I did notice some white fuzz hanging on the glass in the tank waving in the flow of the water. But, I just chalked it up to the bacteria, and it was gone in a couple of days.