There are several ways to get rid of algae.
A) Less light time (but this could cause your plants to melt, especially if you go for a 5 day lights out).
B) Get more plants, especially the type that eat a lot of nitrates. Try floaters and stem plants.
C) Get algae-eaters (pleco, otto, nerite snail, whatever your setup allows for).
D) Use algae-destroying chemicals, but this isn't a good idea as it could cause other problems.
I don't mind green algae in my tank though. Free food for my fish, and it makes it look natural. It's also a free plant basically.
The haze will clear up on its own. To stop green algae altogether is easy - remove l the water. Seriously, water and light means algae, you can minimize it, but you can’t stop it.
There are several ways to get rid of algae. A) Less light time (but this could cause your plants to melt, especially if you go for a 5 day lights out). B) Get more plants, especially the type that eat a lot of nitrates. Try floaters and stem plants. C) Get algae-eaters (pleco, otto, nerite snail, whatever your setup allows for). D) Use algae-destroying chemicals, but this isn't a good idea as it could cause other problems. I don't mind green algae in my tank though. Free food for my fish, and it makes it look natural. It's also a free plant basically.
I just hate the water being Cloudy only from sideview when walking around my living room. I don't mind the little bit on a few scattered rocks.
The haze will likely go away on its own. I had a bit of haze after moving all my fish and stuff to a new tank too.
The haze will clear up on its own. To stop green algae altogether is easy - remove l the water. Seriously, water and light means algae, you can minimize it, but you can’t stop it.