This is Immediate, Water Issues

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Ok, I changed my water a few days ago, and their is some mysterious thing that is all colorful sitting at the top of the water. What can I do?
 
This is a very vague description.... a "mysterious thing" that is "all colorful". It could be a range of things from a dead fish to an oil slick to a multi-colored balloon. Perhaps you could elaborate in more detailed or even provide a photo.
 
The typical protein/oil slick can usually be combated with water current. Though it is tough to diagnose with a vague description.
 
Is it a film over the top of the water? If so, it can be removed with paper towels to a large degree but to prevent it, be diligent about removing uneaten food in the tank.

Dana
 
Ok, this problem is solved, I just had to get the water moving a little bit
 
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