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RE: What are the risk of yeast seeping into water?

To: Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com
Subject: RE: What are the risk of yeast seeping into water?
From: David Luckie <davidluckie at yahoo_com>
Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2001 18:08:20 -0700 (PDT)
In-Reply-To: <200107151948.f6FJm1E18101 at actwin_com>

Subject: 

> Could yeast pose a serious algae problem 
> like Thomas Barr said? What kind of algae? And how 
> it can create an algae bloom?

Well, I don't know what Tom said, but I think you're
asking for trouble with that set up.  The yeast may
not cause an algae bloom, but they're certainly
capable of colonizing your tank and turning it into a
yeast factory.  All it takes is one rogue yeast cell,
some Oxygen and a few nutrients, and your tank becomes
a milky white mess.

> Pls do not advise me to buy a CO2 gas cylinder or 
> build an external DIY CO2 system. IMO, they are so 
> unsightly and bulky, I have no space 4 'em :(

Ok.  ;)


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