just a question about my fbn tank

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i have c fbn and in the tank all over the places is a thin llayer of some kind of fungues stuff like a white see through thing. its all over the fake and real plants does anyone have an idea what iit is and is it harmful?
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mike
 
How long have you had the tank set up? Does the tank have a filter?
 
it does have a filter yes and i have had the tank about 3-4 weeks
 
There are a couple of things that can cause a layer of white furry stuff. In this case, I'm guessing it's a bacterial bloom, with some of the bacteria settling to the bottom.

What is your schedule for partial water changes? Are there animals living in the tank? What are you feeding them? Can you describe the tank and filter?
 
Can u get a picture mate would help!

Ciz
 
i will put the photo pu in a bit but all the stuffs gone now really just a bit of algie
cheers
 
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