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Re: [APD] GDA
Rachel, I have been thinking that the SGHA, otherwise known as TDSGHA
or green fuzz algae, is GDA which is growing on the plants. I seem
to get it only along with bad GDA, and it disappears as the GDA
disappears. It's a good thing we are all so fluent in Latin here!
Vaughn H.
On Oct 25, 2006, at 2:40 PM, Rachel S wrote:
> How about SGHA, short green hairy algae, which lis kind of like
> dust algae
> but has short (1-2mm) hairs sticking up? Any suggestions? Unlike
> GDA, it
> takes about 5 days to start reappearing.
>
> On 25/10/06, Kettle, Sean <skettle at snclavalinprofac_com> wrote:
>>
>>> What does GDA stand for? I can think of one good one (G --
>>> Damned Algae), but what is the actual meaning?
>>>
>>> Carol < ' )))><
>>> _______________________________________________
>>
>> Green dust algae... The powdery algae that forms a film on the
>> aquarium
>> walls which can be wiped away easily. Not to be confused with GSA
>> (green spot algae) which forms circular green spots which are
>> difficult
>> to remove mechanically.
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