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De-Niro | 15:32 Mon 02nd Oct 2006 | Animals & Nature
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I have a tropical tank and for some reason the water will not clear properly recently. Can anyone help on how to sort this and what may cause this?
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Are you replacing 20% of the water every week? How long do you leave the lights on for? are you getting a lot of algea. Tell me more.
15:50 Mon 02nd Oct 2006
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The water is changed on a weekly basis as instructed. However my tank is in my attic room conversion which has a skylight and a window. The room is very light during the day.

Will this effect it?
15:56 Mon 02nd Oct 2006
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If your tank is in direct sunlight it will develop algae blooms, can you move it?
18:53 Mon 02nd Oct 2006
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I believe you can pick up a supplement that can help clear the water. Sometimes it may be your local water supply that can cause this.
22:04 Mon 02nd Oct 2006
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you can yes CT, but personally i'd be very reluctant to add any chemicals in with my own tropical fish.
22:57 Mon 02nd Oct 2006
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Thanks for your answers. To be honest I am not sure about trying the additive but will attempt to move this from the sunlight.
13:10 Tue 03rd Oct 2006

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