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Green water

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Hi all,

Friend from work recently had to move her tank to a different part of the living room, and it's water now is green. I said I think it's getting too much sun, and the green is algae? I said block off some sun and see what happens. The water is green, not the glass she says.

It's a 38L ecostyle tank.

Any help on what to do?

Thanks

You are possibly correct. The move has upset the balance in the tank and working out what is different will help decide what can be done to correct it.

Any sun at all seems to cause high levels of algae. I would block out all sun, if not move it to another room.

Empty all the water, scrub everything down.

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