ltgoof
Fri Aug 08, 2008, 06:41 AM
Hello everyone,
I have noticed white stuffs hangging on my aquarium glass, first I thought they are linths or dirt that was trapped on a slimy part of my aquarium. I scraped them out every other day to have a nice clear aquarium.
Until today i noticed something strange with one of my leopards that he is not that lively as before, he doesnt eat as much as before (he used to be one of my aquarium pigs). So I started to panic and trace the root cause. I took a closer look on those white stuffs hangging on my aquarium wall and I noticed that those are not linth or dirt, they are pathogens as they look like jelly fish (microscopic version). So I grab my camera and took a shot, zoom it up to the biggest zoom it is capable of. please see attached pics. There are also worm like organism as I zoom and have a clear view of those stuffs, I also noticed that those worm like are moving or crawling on the glass. It is almost imposible to see them, but with the help of a pretty good lens, you'll see them clearly.
Can anybody recognize what are these? Are they bad for my discus? If so what should I do to get rid of them.
Thanks.
I have noticed white stuffs hangging on my aquarium glass, first I thought they are linths or dirt that was trapped on a slimy part of my aquarium. I scraped them out every other day to have a nice clear aquarium.
Until today i noticed something strange with one of my leopards that he is not that lively as before, he doesnt eat as much as before (he used to be one of my aquarium pigs). So I started to panic and trace the root cause. I took a closer look on those white stuffs hangging on my aquarium wall and I noticed that those are not linth or dirt, they are pathogens as they look like jelly fish (microscopic version). So I grab my camera and took a shot, zoom it up to the biggest zoom it is capable of. please see attached pics. There are also worm like organism as I zoom and have a clear view of those stuffs, I also noticed that those worm like are moving or crawling on the glass. It is almost imposible to see them, but with the help of a pretty good lens, you'll see them clearly.
Can anybody recognize what are these? Are they bad for my discus? If so what should I do to get rid of them.
Thanks.