Is this just poo?

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Hello, I was just concerned about some reddish orangy stuff in my axie tank. I think it might just be poo, but I wanted to make sure. I attached a few pics, and one of one of my axies. She almost glows! Thanks in advanced!
 

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No it doesn't look like poo to me, I would agree on algae.
Beautiful axie too! She does glow and has such a nice and cute face :)
 
Algae? And I should scrub it off? Is it harmful? Thank you!
 
Oh! Sorry! I read your post and then forgot as I was typing my question... Thanks for the help.
 
And thanks! She is a cute one! My other axie is just as cute too.
 
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