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Uncover the secrets to getting rid of green water in your aquarium! You'll discover what green water is and why it appears, as well as its impact on your aquarium. Embrace tools like UV sterilization and plants and keep reading to learn effective strategies to clearing green aquarium water for a crystal-clear tank.
If your aquarium water has suddenly turned the color of pea soup, it means green water has infested your planted tank. This happens due to an unexpected population explosion of tiny floating algae called phytoplankton. Getting rid of green water with large water changes often doesn't work because it replicates rapidly. Because of this, we need to use different techniques to take control of the situation and stop its spread. In this comprehensive guide, we dive into the issue of green water in the planted aquarium. In addition, there are numerous effective solutions

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