How does algae adapt to freshwater?
Algae readily establish in new tanks in a similar fashion to weeds colonising freshly cleared or turned over soil. When an aquarium is first set up with fresh water and new plants, it takes time for the latter to adapt to their new conditions, put out roots and start to grow. Algae adapt far more quickly and an algal bloom occurs as they feed on the nutrients in the fresh water. At this stage, don't change the water, even though it looks gross. Let nature take its course. ChaCha anytime!
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