Your information has been extremely helpful. I have a new tank with all new equipment, wood etc and you insight on the white fuzzy mold looks to be spot on. Your video was my 1st stop shop for help with my sudden issue. Thank you thank you thank you
Thankyou so much. When I first saw the mold, I kinda lost hope in getting the water ready for the fish and I could not find a lot of information on it so your video was so useful. Thankyou
Thank you for this video! I also found that the Nerite snails very good against this white mold. They eat it with pleasure and because of big snail size, it's easy to catch them of after the job is done and aquarium stabilised.
Wow thanks for some great information, I’ve just set up a new tank with a few pieces of root wood and after 5 days I noticed white mould on the wood, panic time I thought but now I’ve watched your video it’s clear what I need to do, a very well earned sub from me, once again thank you
Good day Colin. I read that you struggled with white mould on driftwood some 6 months ago. Has the white mould disappeared by itself eventually, as indicated in the video? What else did you do to clear it up? Thanks for your response.
Just seen this mould on my wood and I was freaking... now my heart is at peace. Hope my cherry shrimp will take a shine for it. Great video- presenter and commentary comes across knowledgeable and humble. Keep them coming. I'm a subscriber.
This is such a terrifically detailed and classically informative. I am facing the issue on day 2 of my 1st planted aquarium. Thanks for calming me down.
I felt so relieved after watching this video but now getting nervous again. I tried a dry start in my new tank, I think I didn't give it enough ventilation and a white mold developed. I saw where flooding the tank would solve it so I flooded it. 2 days later, the mold appeared again all over the driftwood bonsai trees. More alarming is that now I am seeing it on some of the plants on the substrate. It has been over a week since I flooded the tank.Any advice would be very helpful
Official WASABI Moderator: Dear Debbie, please ensure you manually remove the algae by scrubbing with a toothbrush and syphoning it out. Do a 30% water change daily until it goes away. If you like, send a photo to noriaquach@gmail.com.
New setup comes with new learning! Thanks a lot for addressing exact issue which could have been a panic. Another thing, I am noticing is detritus worms (discovered about this after researching) which stressed me out. Water is still cycling and will be 2 weeks soon for new planted aquarium setup. Discovering new things everyday but after research most is heading for a positive side but slow.
A very helpful and informative video, “A must watch” if your worrying about a milky type of gel that has started to build up on the surface of an object in your Aquarium. Which 9 times out of 10 will be on wood.
Thank you very much. I just put brand new root wood in my new tank and once it finally sank to the bottom of the tank the white fuzzy mold started growing. I think I'll wait for it to go away, thanks to your good information.
Superb explanation, I’ve just set up a tank and have this all over my root wood, I transferred it to my low tech setup for a few weeks where my grateful Siamese algae eaters and amanos got rid of it in less than 24hrs I’ll just leave it there until my new tank is cycle then transfer it back along with my shrimp
Thank you so very much I didn't know what to do with the mold on my mopani wood that I purchased for my newly set up aquarium I have 2 other aquariums running for years with mopani in them but was added to the aquarium when they were already established and did not run into this problem. Your video helped me out greatly, thank you. I subscribed to your channel. Enjoy!
Thanks wasabi Chanel! I just have a new tank setup, and lots of the white slime in my wood. Thanks for explaining! I loved you huge tank! I subscribed to the Chanel!
I wanted shrimp! But I was worried they wouldn’t have anything to eat because my tank isn’t grown out but holy moly with that much mold they have food for ages
Thank you for this very informative video! My Amanos are ultimately NOT interested with the white mold growing on the wood, so it seems I just have to be patient :) Though some say, plecos love to eat it as well.
Update from my side: neither amanos nor oto catfish would touch it. The mold disappeared by itself after approx. 4-5 weeks. While I was doing the maintenance I was taking off as much as I could and with every cleaning there was less and less growing back.
This is so informative, thank you so much! I tried planting seeds for a grass carpet for my aquarium and then white molds started to show, I didn't know what to do so I removed the molds, also the seeds.
I think my cycle might have crashed. Tank has been up and running for about 2 years. I put a new bit of wood in the tank and the next day there was loads of biofilm all over it and long threads of it floating around the tank
Thank you for the video! I think I have the same issue, but the wood is a live and healthy "Lucky Bamboo". Would anyone know if the same principles apply? Or is it a different type of mold? (Clarification: the mold looks similar, but it clouds the whole aquarium and I noticed it attached to my floating plants roots too) I'm concerned and hoping for answers 🙇🏻♂️🙏🏻
Can the mold affect the smell of the water? I’m new to the hobby and I just set up this new tank with brand new equipment and spider wood and it has that white film but my water STINKS! I don’t know why and I’ve cleaned it multiple times.
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I have a new piece of drift wood and noticed this white fuzzy mold, I will try boil my drift wood, do a water change and add more beneficial bacteria hope this works!!
I left my wood in my new set up, and it developed a thick layer of this mold. It smelled horrible too! I thought it would dissipate, as you say, but it got worse and I couldn't stand the smell. I took it out, and started over with fresh treated water. Did I act too soon?
I recently got frogbits into my tank, and some of them have this white, fuzzy, look around the leaves. Is this mold?? How should I take care of it, because I couldnt find any answers:(
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Oh man. IMy driftwood had a lot of white mold. So, I placed it in a bucket and poured boiling water in it. Now I know that it isn't harmful, I will place it back in the tank. The tank is still pretty new, so I guess I will have to continue age the water.
I have mold coming back on the wood 5 into being planted , before that 1 month in a bucket and then one month dark start 😢 i have ottos. Ammanos and cherries non of them touch the stuff
I have huge problam with this mold right now. I put lot of new plats and with them one pond sail get in Aquarium. Its unbeliveble how fast and easy pond snail eat this mold. Only problam is that they breed to much because mold is infinite source of food for this snail! But THINK he is the best drIft wood modl TERMINATOR!
I have a tank for a snake that needs high humidity. A piece of grapevine I had in there started growing the white mold. Will it go away eventually like in a fish tank??
So I’m getting it on some dried blood worms I feed to my betta sometimes they get stuck to the glass and they look normal until you open it to see fuzzy mold I also looked at my filter and there is this weird substance In it but I’ve cleaned to twice now. Also there’s the white slimy stuff on my objects like fake plants and hut there is also these bubble like substance sitting in the corner of my tank on top of the water. Can someone please tell me if this is normal I know the mold on the huts and stuff but even though I clean it, it always is like this?
Official WASABI Moderator: Hi Alexis, what you are experiencing is poor water flow in the aquarium and poor filtration. The biological layer of beneficial bacteria hasn't established and what you are seeing is the 'bad' bacteria taking over. Kindly do a 80% water change and use melamine sponge to clean out the aquarium to get rid of the substances. Introduce an air stone to remove the bubble substances on the surface of the aquarium water. Hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Ive had this mold/fungus before, but when i went to suck it out it disappeared ... cool got it.. nope, turns out the stuff reacts to touch and retracts then slowly comes back in 30 seconds. any ideas what that is?
I have full of biofilm on my java moss attached wood. Java moss covered with full of biofilm. In my condition is it harmfull to java moss? I mean, can my java moss "breath"?
Nope my mopani wood (great for tannins) is my worst offender. I don't think tannins have any effect. Just wait it out. The hardest thing about this hobby is patience. Nothing good is fast in the aquatic world it seems.
What if the driftwood was on the land in a viquarium or terrarium? Does the mold appear on driftwood that has never been in the water, or is that a whole other issue!?
Official WASABI Moderator: Hi Dante. The white mold will appear once it's submerged in water. If it's been under water, then transferring it into an aquarium should see minimal mold appearing. Also, please check NORI aqua channel for my exclusive interview.
Hello. I have a concern about some fluffy, white substance floating along the cord of my water heater. The heater is situated at the bottom of my tank, where I keep two African dwarf frogs. I'm worried whether it is something that can hurt them, and I don't know what to do. I have seen it suggested to use aquarium salt treatment according to the amount of water in my tank but I'm not sure. Please let me know what you think! Edit: all responses welcome.
I have a new set up with wood that sticks up out of the waterline and it's the wood above the water that's got the white fuzzy mould. What can i do for that?
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question : this white fuzz also appear on sand and rocks like dragon stone right ? i just happen to have a very similar thing in my aquarium and i tried to clean it but it was very sticky ... so i removed some ... cleaned my filter sponges and added more bacteria to make it stabilize faster ... i hope this is done correctly
It transferred to my Amazon sword and a artificial rock. I removed the plant unfortunately and cleaned the rock. mold still coming back on wood etc though and water also cloudy white
I'm in aquarium hobby for about 8 years and I'm still learning 🤗
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Your information has been extremely helpful. I have a new tank with all new equipment, wood etc and you insight on the white fuzzy mold looks to be spot on. Your video was my 1st stop shop for help with my sudden issue. Thank you thank you thank you
Thankyou so much. When I first saw the mold, I kinda lost hope in getting the water ready for the fish and I could not find a lot of information on it so your video was so useful. Thankyou
Thank you for this video! I also found that the Nerite snails very good against this white mold. They eat it with pleasure and because of big snail size, it's easy to catch them of after the job is done and aquarium stabilised.
Wow thanks for some great information, I’ve just set up a new tank with a few pieces of root wood and after 5 days I noticed white mould on the wood, panic time I thought but now I’ve watched your video it’s clear what I need to do, a very well earned sub from me, once again thank you
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Good day Colin.
I read that you struggled with white mould on driftwood some 6 months ago. Has the white mould disappeared by itself eventually, as indicated in the video? What else did you do to clear it up? Thanks for your response.
As a new fish keeper that was FREAKING out, this really helped settle my nerves. Much love from Florida ✌️
Just seen this mould on my wood and I was freaking... now my heart is at peace. Hope my cherry shrimp will take a shine for it. Great video- presenter and commentary comes across knowledgeable and humble. Keep them coming. I'm a subscriber.
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very helpful and straightforward
This is such a terrifically detailed and classically informative. I am facing the issue on day 2 of my 1st planted aquarium. Thanks for calming me down.
I am also on day 2 and was in a panic! Phewf!
@@terriandlola LMFAO im also on day 2 i was scared
@@ib4296 🤣 all mine has gone now! Any that appears my rabbit snail eats it
@@terriandlola Hows your tank going now..
@@ib4296 Howz your tank going now??
Highly informative and focused on the point thank you very much 😊😊
I felt so relieved after watching this video but now getting nervous again. I tried a dry start in my new tank, I think I didn't give it enough ventilation and a white mold developed. I saw where flooding the tank would solve it so I flooded it. 2 days later, the mold appeared again all over the driftwood bonsai trees. More alarming is that now I am seeing it on some of the plants on the substrate. It has been over a week since I flooded the tank.Any advice would be very helpful
Official WASABI Moderator: Dear Debbie, please ensure you manually remove the algae by scrubbing with a toothbrush and syphoning it out. Do a 30% water change daily until it goes away. If you like, send a photo to noriaquach@gmail.com.
as i am a beginer its 2day and white mold apeared one of the driftwood.. its a relief after watching ur video
Great video and very informative thank you 😎
New setup comes with new learning! Thanks a lot for addressing exact issue which could have been a panic. Another thing, I am noticing is detritus worms (discovered about this after researching) which stressed me out. Water is still cycling and will be 2 weeks soon for new planted aquarium setup. Discovering new things everyday but after research most is heading for a positive side but slow.
A very helpful and informative video, “A must watch” if your worrying about a milky type of gel that has started to build up on the surface of an object in your Aquarium.
Which 9 times out of 10 will be on wood.
Thank you very much. I just put brand new root wood in my new tank and once it finally sank to the bottom of the tank the white fuzzy mold started growing. I think I'll wait for it to go away, thanks to your good information.
hi there i’m just wondering if you can tell me please has the white mould gone by doing nothing? and how long?
@@peterbamber6424mine gone after 2 weeks 😊
Excellent explanation of the white slime on my new wood in my new tank. I liked and subscribed and hope to learn more from you. Thanks!.
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Thank you! Pleasant, knowledgeable, soothing voice, well spoken as in organized, staying on task. 👍🙂
p.s. subscribed
Superb explanation, I’ve just set up a tank and have this all over my root wood, I transferred it to my low tech setup for a few weeks where my grateful Siamese algae eaters and amanos got rid of it in less than 24hrs I’ll just leave it there until my new tank is cycle then transfer it back along with my shrimp
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Thank you so much for this video.
I set up my breeder tank with two huge pieces of wood and this mold showed up in 3 days.
Thank you so very much I didn't know what to do with the mold on my mopani wood that I purchased for my newly set up aquarium I have 2 other aquariums running for years with mopani in them but was added to the aquarium when they were already established and did not run into this problem. Your video helped me out greatly, thank you. I subscribed to your channel. Enjoy!
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Very comprehensive. Smart. Thanks
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Excellent work done creating this video. Thumbs up!!!
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Ty for this vid:] I got red spots on one of my logs. Had me worried but far less worried now:]
Thanks wasabi Chanel! I just have a new tank setup, and lots of the white slime in my wood. Thanks for explaining! I loved you huge tank! I subscribed to the Chanel!
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Thank you very reassuring as I was really concerned about this in my newly set up aquarium, subbed
Thank you this was very helpful!
please keep up the guides. i've learned so much from your videos.
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So through, I've subscribed 🥰
Very helpful. Helps a lot of people in this hobby!
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Excellent information, thank you very much!
My tank has been running for about5 months and this barely came about thank you!!
I wanted shrimp! But I was worried they wouldn’t have anything to eat because my tank isn’t grown out but holy moly with that much mold they have food for ages
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Thanks for your clear and precise explanation, I was thinking to get some Amano shrimp but after this vid I’m definitely getting some.
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thank you..very informative...
Thank you for this very informative video! My Amanos are ultimately NOT interested with the white mold growing on the wood, so it seems I just have to be patient :) Though some say, plecos love to eat it as well.
Update from my side: neither amanos nor oto catfish would touch it. The mold disappeared by itself after approx. 4-5 weeks. While I was doing the maintenance I was taking off as much as I could and with every cleaning there was less and less growing back.
@@mwinie what's funny is my honey gourami love eating them
This is so informative, thank you so much! I tried planting seeds for a grass carpet for my aquarium and then white molds started to show, I didn't know what to do so I removed the molds, also the seeds.
Same situation, but am still waiting for them to dissappear... my grass still growing
Thank you for the video, you explain everything so thoroughly!
So helpful. Thank you!
Dealing with this right now! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I think I’m just going to wait it out.
What was the outcome of "waiting it out"?
@@danieschoeman1810 it completely went away
@@patriciapowers3751 did you do anything like “sucking” it up with the syphon or just let it go and it ended up dieing off?
@@nipple2978 it just went away. I left it alone
@@patriciapowers3751 Even after doing water changes did it stay away?
i have it on bouth my wood AND MY SUBSTRATE. using tropical soil whit sand over. new set up tank yes.
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Great information! Thanks so much!!!
Hello! Very useful and interesting information 👍
Thank you, well explained.
Amazing video
I think my cycle might have crashed. Tank has been up and running for about 2 years. I put a new bit of wood in the tank and the next day there was loads of biofilm all over it and long threads of it floating around the tank
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Thank you for the video!
I think I have the same issue, but the wood is a live and healthy "Lucky Bamboo".
Would anyone know if the same principles apply? Or is it a different type of mold?
(Clarification: the mold looks similar, but it clouds the whole aquarium and I noticed it attached to my floating plants roots too)
I'm concerned and hoping for answers 🙇🏻♂️🙏🏻
It's the same mold, simply scrub them clean with a dedicated brush - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator
shrimps loved eating it, kept them full for 2 weeks. now wood is super clean
Can the mold affect the smell of the water? I’m new to the hobby and I just set up this new tank with brand new equipment and spider wood and it has that white film but my water STINKS! I don’t know why and I’ve cleaned it multiple times.
Official WASABI Moderator: Yes, it does emit proteins that make the surface of your water smell rancid. Please continue to do water changes until it goes away. Also, please check NORI aqua channel for my exclusive interview.
Great detail information thank you
Will it be fine if I leave the mold on my driftwood to go away naturally. It is on my beta scape tank which doesn’t have any filters in it
Thank you for the information I appreciate it I have it all over brand new tank I mean the root branch thank you so much JD
Very helpful thank you!
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I have a new piece of drift wood and noticed this white fuzzy mold, I will try boil my drift wood, do a water change and add more beneficial bacteria hope this works!!
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Thank you! Very good video 👍🏻
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Thank you so much 💚💚💚
This is so informative! Thank you!
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Thanks for the informative video!
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I left my wood in my new set up, and it developed a thick layer of this mold. It smelled horrible too! I thought it would dissipate, as you say, but it got worse and I couldn't stand the smell. I took it out, and started over with fresh treated water. Did I act too soon?
Official WASABI Moderator: You can always take the driftwood out and either boil it to kill it :)
Thank you for your advice
Great video,very informative and useful 👏👏👏
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Thanks for the video... it's informative
Another great video 👍
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I recently got frogbits into my tank, and some of them have this white, fuzzy, look around the leaves. Is this mold?? How should I take care of it, because I couldnt find any answers:(
Official WASABI Moderator: Hi ani, that means that you need to throw away affected frogbit, and replace with new frogbit. Frogbit is sensitive. Also, please check NORI aqua channel for my exclusive interview.
I got this in my new channa tank, now im cool with it. Btw , could u show us how to grow this mold in established tank? I got alot of amano shrimps
Oh man. IMy driftwood had a lot of white mold. So, I placed it in a bucket and poured boiling water in it. Now I know that it isn't harmful, I will place it back in the tank. The tank is still pretty new, so I guess I will have to continue age the water.
I have mold coming back on the wood 5 into being planted , before that 1 month in a bucket and then one month dark start 😢 i have ottos. Ammanos and cherries non of them touch the stuff
Thank you.
Thanks for this
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Thank you the info～😄
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Is this white mold also in a thread form ?
I have it in a new set up but it’s like a thread. It is white though. Thanks
Does a uv steriliser help with this situation
I have huge problam with this mold right now. I put lot of new plats and with them one pond sail get in Aquarium. Its unbeliveble how fast and easy pond snail eat this mold. Only problam is that they breed to much because mold is infinite source of food for this snail! But THINK he is the best drIft wood modl TERMINATOR!
It took me a minute, but I just realized that you dubbed over your original voice 😆. Works for me though.
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I have a tank for a snake that needs high humidity. A piece of grapevine I had in there started growing the white mold. Will it go away eventually like in a fish tank??
Can I substitute Nerite snails for the Amano shrimps?
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@@NORIaquaCh thanks for your answer! 😊
So I’m getting it on some dried blood worms I feed to my betta sometimes they get stuck to the glass and they look normal until you open it to see fuzzy mold I also looked at my filter and there is this weird substance In it but I’ve cleaned to twice now. Also there’s the white slimy stuff on my objects like fake plants and hut there is also these bubble like substance sitting in the corner of my tank on top of the water. Can someone please tell me if this is normal I know the mold on the huts and stuff but even though I clean it, it always is like this?
Also I don’t have wood....
Official WASABI Moderator: Hi Alexis, what you are experiencing is poor water flow in the aquarium and poor filtration. The biological layer of beneficial bacteria hasn't established and what you are seeing is the 'bad' bacteria taking over. Kindly do a 80% water change and use melamine sponge to clean out the aquarium to get rid of the substances. Introduce an air stone to remove the bubble substances on the surface of the aquarium water. Hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Great content 👍
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Thank you very much!
Can i use tea plants wood (camellia sinensis) as driftwood?
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Ive had this mold/fungus before, but when i went to suck it out it disappeared ... cool got it.. nope, turns out the stuff reacts to touch and retracts then slowly comes back in 30 seconds. any ideas what that is?
I have full of biofilm on my java moss attached wood. Java moss covered with full of biofilm. In my condition is it harmfull to java moss? I mean, can my java moss "breath"?
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@@NORIaquaCh thanks a lot for your info..👍
setting up a new black water aquarium, will the tannins clear the white mould off my bog wood please?
Nope my mopani wood (great for tannins) is my worst offender. I don't think tannins have any effect. Just wait it out. The hardest thing about this hobby is patience. Nothing good is fast in the aquatic world it seems.
What if the driftwood was on the land in a viquarium or terrarium? Does the mold appear on driftwood that has never been in the water, or is that a whole other issue!?
Official WASABI Moderator: Hi Dante. The white mold will appear once it's submerged in water. If it's been under water, then transferring it into an aquarium should see minimal mold appearing. Also, please check NORI aqua channel for my exclusive interview.
I also got white moulds in my 2nd tank on the wood
I think Amano Shrimp would make a nice snack for my cichlids! LoL. I love my cichlids, but they sure do limit the options for tank mates. :)
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Hello. I have a concern about some fluffy, white substance floating along the cord of my water heater. The heater is situated at the bottom of my tank, where I keep two African dwarf frogs. I'm worried whether it is something that can hurt them, and I don't know what to do. I have seen it suggested to use aquarium salt treatment according to the amount of water in my tank but I'm not sure. Please let me know what you think!
Edit: all responses welcome.
You can put some otocinclus affinis (amazonic catfish), it is a pretty cute small fish and they will eat it all.
My plants also have some white mold on them (things live Java fern) is this a problem
ive used the coffee tree's branch
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👍👍thank you
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but the mold clods up filters . I took out wood and washed it. But i wanted to know if i painted it would the stop it?
I guess better boil it than paint it. The paint might harm the fish
What if it is black mould on the wood, please?
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Wished I watched this 2 days earlier. I just threw away a piece of driftwood as I saw a thin film over the driftwood
I noticed with this hobby dont panic do some research before you act
I have a new set up with wood that sticks up out of the waterline and it's the wood above the water that's got the white fuzzy mould. What can i do for that?
That isn't actually mold, but a collection of biofilm as it dries as your water evaporates, please wipe it off on regular maintenance - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator
question : this white fuzz also appear on sand and rocks like dragon stone right ? i just happen to have a very similar thing in my aquarium and i tried to clean it but it was very sticky ... so i removed some ... cleaned my filter sponges and added more bacteria to make it stabilize faster ... i hope this is done correctly
Is this stuff bad for your tank
It transferred to my Amazon sword and a artificial rock. I removed the plant unfortunately and cleaned the rock. mold still coming back on wood etc though and water also cloudy white
So pretty much it’s normal and nothing to worry about.