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Originally Posted by Glaucus Some plants in my planted tank are covered with GSA. I did a search on the forums and found out this is likely caused by low PO4 levels (<1ppm); I meassured less than 0.4 ppm. So i am increasing phosphate levels. Will this convert GSA infested leaves to spotless leaves or will it only prohibit GSA growth on newly formed leaves? |
increasing PO4 will only inhibit new growth of GSA. I've never had luck with anything eating it so I just trim off the infected leaves and scrap the glass. If the GSA is on slow growers like Java Fern or anubias, I just leave it since it's not that noticeable on the dark green leaves anyway.