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white film :(

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i dont over feed the fish ,,just feed them blood worms n make sure no wastage happens.. also i did water change but it still there ..

its kind of white colour n wen stirred it turns fine dust nd sink

Blood worms aren't good as a staple food - they're not that nutritious. They are more of a treat :spop:

How much ripple do you have on the surface? Try increasing it, but keep an eye on your nitrate/nitrate/ammonia. If it's an organic film, it could raise N/N/A as it decomposes in the water column.

Is it a new set up? You can get a bit a film initially until you do a couple of water changes and your tank's bio system reaches an equilibrium and settles down.

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its not that thick ..and i m doin regular weekly water change so as to reduce ammonia and nitrate :(

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it is kind of new setup coz i changed whole lot things and started as new ...but this film just appeared recently

what sort of surface agitation do you have?

You never answered the first question in your thread. If you want results, read what's given to you.

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surface agitation? could u please explain it for me wat he really mean ..sorry my bad english :(

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oh thanks guys .. i thnk it s very less in my tank coz its a fighter tank they don like it much >>

you could try putting your filter return just above / close to the water level, or use an airpump

I find you normally get a bit of a film build up if you dont break the surface tension

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