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09-02-2004, 12:35 AM
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algae affected by temp?
Brian wrote in message
... All else being equal, will warmer water produce more algae? Blue-green algae in particular? Just curious, as I have more algae than usual, with no other parameter changes I know of besides temp. Yes. However, warm water probably isn't the proximate cause. Principal causes of BGA are 1) dumb luck and 2) excess nitrates. |
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