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My Sally survived thanks to you guys.I was at my wits end and your advice saved her.

Guess what?

I have another problem now.

The water in Sally's tank keeps going green.Should I just change the water daily?
 
Is the tank in direct sunlight, or lit ? Too much light may make the water green.
 
We are nearly into winter here and Sally's tank didn't green up through the summer where it is positioned.It does get light so maybe I should draw the curtains then.

Also the parts of her tank that is above the water level and the cover on top are getting lots of water droplets on them.
 
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