Workshop Booze Up V - We're going to the future!

[Gen_Glory]

its official, streaming sites are the bane of my sleep

[Jubal]

Late medieval literacy rates are kind of soul destroying...

[Andalus]

How so?

[Jubal]

In that nobody's actually done a very effective assessment of what they were, and most people writing on the subject tend to use single indicators of literacy in a fairly blind fashion rather than, for example, aggregating those indicators and trying to fit them together into a single model. This leads to the untimely death of many trees as different authors trade shouts of "My indicator is right, yours is wrong".

[Silver Wolf]

In all these years I never mentioned that I have an aquarium...

[Jubal]

Pictures demanded!

[Ashanorath]

For last 8ish days I had a strange case of incorrect username and password although I copy paste them and today they are correct again.
I had aquarium too, now It's more of a terrarium (no fishes atm. gotta sort an algae problem)

[Captain Carthage]

For last 8ish days I had a strange case of incorrect username and password although I copy paste them and today they are correct again.
I had aquarium too, now It's more of a terrarium (no fishes atm. gotta sort an algae problem)

As always acid is the answer.

[Ashanorath]

I already used dissolved bleach (1/10) and it couldn't kill them, and I don't want to ruin the plants =(
I should prolly get my hands on those Siamese fishes that eat the black brush algae but I'd have to order them or travel ~300km to buy them :S
And my aquarium need a new spot, too much natural light at current one and it helps the damn black algae to spread around.

[comrade_general]

Bleach is a base.

[Silver Wolf]

I should prolly get my hands on those Siamese fishes that eat the black brush algae but I'd have to order them or travel ~300km to buy them :S

I had two of those. They really do their job.

[Ashanorath]

Bleach is a base.

I never said it's acid and dissolved bleach is only thing that can be used to get rid of them without destroying the plants and it didn't help a lot.
I got rid of most of it, but not all and it's spreading again =(

[comrade_general]

[Captain Carthage]

Take pics of the growths and discover what is and what is its natural predator, the rest is up to you.

Note: This may require a lot of money and time which you do not have.

[Silver Wolf]

The most frequent species we have here are the black brush algae.
http://www.aquaticscape.com/articles/algae.htm#brush

I had some too in my tank, but I got rid of them quite easily.
Got a bunch of Black Mollies and two Siamese Algae Eaters. It's also important not to feed them too much during the period of cleaning.