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strange greasy looking water floating.

L0uv3

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In my aquarium at the top, the water looks all greasy, like, algea or like i dunt know....
really i have no idea, its just disgusting, the rest of the aquarium is pretty but theyres a kind of oily thing floating... evrywhere... what the hell?
 

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what are you feeding. Just lay a sheet of news paper over the top of the water let it get wet and lift it off, do this a couple of times and it will lift the film off..
 

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If you don`t have good aeration or water circulation, the water may just be stagnant. It can also be caused from decomposing plant material.
 
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