thanks rich, as soon as I saw your post I did some research into BBA and sources suggest it's due to lack of Co2. This would make sense since I don't inject Co2.
spot treat with flourish excel and you can get rid of it. It's not necessarily caused from a lack of co2 but fluctuating amounts of co2 say you are constantly changing your injection rate or doing erratic water changes etc.. BBA can be triggered
That looks like beard algae to me. BBA is soft, distinct tufts. Either can be easily defeated by co2 and a solid fertilization plan. A few threads about the subject are concurrent with this one.
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