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Get rid of algae! Clean your water! Liven up your tank! H2O2 is such an amazing additive, just follow this quick guide to learn all the details!
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Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical that has remarkable bleaching properties. Not only can it remove stains and dirt, but it has excellent anti-algal and anti-fungal properties. If you think that algal growth can be removed by vigorous scrubbing, you are mistaken. Using bleach, on the other hand, can put the sea creatures in jeopardy. Hydrogen peroxide provides a middle ground. The only solution to get a clean and inhabited aquarium is by using hydrogen peroxide!
According to many experts and forums, hydrogen peroxide in small enough amounts can kill the growing algae in an aquarium. As well as preserving the lives of your fishes. Hydrogen peroxide cleans by releasing harmless oxygen and water. So the only way your fish would be at risk would be through oxygen overdose. Although it depends on the type of algal infestation, you have in your aquarium. The blue-green algae are tough to remove, so they require more hydrogen peroxide than green algae. But it is safe to assume, one dose per day should be enough for your aquarium. Beware that hydrogen peroxide is caustic and can kill your plants or burn your fishes’ lungs if not added in a calculated amount.
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@CryptKeeperAquatics
@CryptKeeperAquatics Год назад
Another fun video jam packed with info! Thanks Bob!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thank you! Enjoyed editing this one a lot lol
@kimpurdy1
@kimpurdy1 Год назад
Great channel love your info and presentation and the fact you reply to comments I’m surprised you haven’t a big following I’m sure you will in the near future I’m subscribing and sharing with my aquatic fans thank you just the info i needed
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thanks so much! It is what it is, I suppose. Gotta just keep putting out content and hoping for the best!
@3DRC-707
@3DRC-707 Год назад
Great work as always, thank you!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thanks so much! Really proud of this batch of videos :)
@MissClaireBear1979
@MissClaireBear1979 Год назад
Thanks for awesome content provided in ur knowledgeable, quirky / offbeat way. Nice to see some life provided in ur content. Cheers from Australia. I just found u by accident this morning whilst looking for some original content. Stoked. I look forward to what’s next. If tyheres anything I can help provide from my down under locale regarding native Australian plants slowly being recognized as wanted aquatic plants / native fish etc…..
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thank you for the kind words! Means a lot! Be sure to checkout my backlog to see the evolution of Bob Moss lol.
@larrydschiliheadaquatics
@larrydschiliheadaquatics Год назад
Great information CryptKeeper recommended your channel so I've joined 👍
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thanks so much! Happy to have ya!
@ericdriggans4262
@ericdriggans4262 Год назад
I am diving deep into the tech planted tanks. Thanks for the info bro!!!!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it. I keep things pretty low tech over here so I may not have much more to offer for that.
@RampartPh
@RampartPh 10 месяцев назад
very informative. i wasn't aware this was an aquatic trick vs algae
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 10 месяцев назад
thanks for watching! It's my favourite additive if I'm ever having issues in the tank!
@laramis01
@laramis01 7 месяцев назад
Thanks for the content, will order once it warms up again.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 7 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it! Check your local drug store, it might be super cheap!
@Handygrrl
@Handygrrl 11 месяцев назад
Very helpful! Thank you
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 11 месяцев назад
my pleasure!
@darkstars-torpedoes-of-truth
@darkstars-torpedoes-of-truth 3 месяца назад
Thanks, this really helped a lot.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 3 месяца назад
Happy to be of service!
@howdoeswaterwork
@howdoeswaterwork Год назад
Hey great video. Just one point of clarification. Ellobiopsidae/green fungus is not really a thing in fresh water shrimp tanks. Its been a mis-identifcation for Cladogonium (A type of alage) which aquarium salt and yep, peroxide do treat! You just have to treat both the infected shrimp, tank and healthy shrimp at the same time due to it being colorless until a mature infection occurs.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Interesting. I'll have to look this up again. I've never had it so just going off what I've read and seen here on RU-vid
@ScottyAquatty
@ScottyAquatty Год назад
Great video thanks for sharing.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thank you!
@mstevens6723
@mstevens6723 Год назад
Super interesting and helpful, thank you!! So is this treatment safe for fish AND shrimp or just shrimp? Im always nervous trying something with a chemical in my established tank. Sometimes a change from the normal ,stable routine can cause more problems but this seems like a super helpful tip (especially for moss algae). Just wanted to double check that its safe for everyone
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
As long you don't overdose it won't harm a thing, except the algae that is
@jakefwtx4214
@jakefwtx4214 Год назад
When my cherry shrimp tank was having tons of random deaths, I put 3 ml of H202 into the tank and haven't had a death since. In another tank, all my shrimp were badly stressed all of a sudden and some were dropping dead. Still don't know what it was, but dosed heavy prime, H202, and did a 30% water change and the next day it was like nothing happened. Hydrogen peroxide should be part of any emergency treatment plan if something is going wrong in shrimp tanks and not many people talk about the importance of it.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
should i just make this the focus of my channel? i'll be the h2o2 guy lol
@jakefwtx4214
@jakefwtx4214 Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks There's a gap in the market. Gotta fill it.
@lyndaleigh9201
@lyndaleigh9201 Год назад
very helpful thanks x
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
thank you for checking out my video!
@sandraztavarez3525
@sandraztavarez3525 19 дней назад
Thanks for a great video
@jaredahlstrom7627
@jaredahlstrom7627 Год назад
Thanks for the very informative video. I have a 3.5 gallon planted aqaurium with a 2" deep substrate that I'm getting ready to add shrimp to. If I did a small enough dose could I get some of the benefits of hydrogen peroxide without it wiping put all the beneficial bacteria? Or is this something that's better to use if you have a filter as a backup to replenish your beneficial bacteria?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
If the tank is just cycled there is probably no need but a very, very small dose shouldn't hurt anything.
@douggiles7647
@douggiles7647 5 месяцев назад
I can say that peroxide along with salt dips is working to treat the "green fungus" Cladogonium Ogishimae, not sure if it works on Ellobiopsidae but Ellobiopsidae isn't known to turn green like Cladogonium Ogishimae either.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 5 месяцев назад
That's great to hear! It's usually a death sentence for the shrimps so it's great to see people figuring out how to get rid of it and save their colonies!
@MFTAQ
@MFTAQ 3 месяца назад
I just tried this trick thanks Bob
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 3 месяца назад
Happy to help!
@DopefriedCheese
@DopefriedCheese 5 месяцев назад
You're a life saver. I have black beard algae in the first tank I ever started. Its been two months since I started cycling. It is NOT planted. No substrate either. (Its a baby Axolotl, that's why) Ive been pulling at my hair for weeks wondering what it was. At first, I thought it was bacteria bloom.. now I'm realizing its black algae, or both. Every one on RU-vid provides information on a PLANTED tanks with peroxide. So they're telling me to spray the parts that are covered in algae in a water change. Well, mine is growing on the bottom of the tank. Its nice to know I can dose peroxide DIRECTLY to my tank. Thanks. I'm also well aware of the dangers of axolotls and peroxide. I have two tanks, and my bigger one is empty. Ill let it settle there first before using the water. Thanks again. :)
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 5 месяцев назад
Happy I could help in some way! I've never kept those little guys so I can't personally attest to how sensitive they are to peroxide. It does break down into oxygen and water within an hour and attacks the smallest things first, like bad bacteria and algae. Hopefully this will clear up your issue but you should search for the cause of the BBA. IIRC it's usually a mix of too much light and too much phosphorus. It will come back if you don't fix the root cause. Snails also really help with algae, not sure what ones you can have with an axolotl but a large nerite or mystery snail should destroy that algae for you.
@nicolenescheepers302
@nicolenescheepers302 Год назад
Hey, love the video. Just to ask, i'm from South Africa, can I just use any product?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
i use 3% h2o2. if you use higher percentages, just dilute with water.
@hectormarrero518
@hectormarrero518 Год назад
Thank you for this info. Will this work for spotted algae on Anubias plants?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
It should! Just spot treat with a pipette and you should see it start to turn white,
@PopPopJoe
@PopPopJoe 2 месяца назад
My tank is a 275 gallon tote that I keep my catfish bait in. The water is starting to get green (algae growth). Any idea on what to do to treat this?? H2O2?? and how much??
@yuwenlilyhua4262
@yuwenlilyhua4262 Год назад
I have aquaponic so have water from tank go to a clay ball filter with edible plants before going back to fish tank. Would H2o2 still be okay to do to treat the algae in the tank?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Yup, just adds oxygen to the water in the long run.
@malikuddin2764
@malikuddin2764 2 месяца назад
Hi bob how often do i need to dose i have a lot of hair algae in my 10 gallon. Should i dose 3ml per day? Also should i do a 25% water change twice a week? Thank you so much for your videos
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 2 месяца назад
You can dose daily with no issues. 3mL should be fine at 3% concentration. Water changes are really up to you but if you have shrimp, that is definitely too much lol.
@connieposs8361
@connieposs8361 Месяц назад
Question... I went to clean my decor, lifted the ornament and my sand was black? Freaked me out!! Im guessing its black algae?? I will try this method! Thank you!!
@dapoodogh
@dapoodogh Месяц назад
whoa never seen green shrimp, great now i gotta get them
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Месяц назад
There are green neocaridina and caridina, but the lines aren't very stable. I still get blue and orange throws from my greens 3 years in.
@AustinGrizzle
@AustinGrizzle Месяц назад
Will this get rid or vorticella?
@kimberlyvito186
@kimberlyvito186 Год назад
Hi Bob I need your help with my African Clawed Frogs in a 10 gallon tank. I just have two frogs in there. I finding white fuzzy mold in the tank especially on the decor and the water is cloudy. I did a big water change about 4 days ago and then cleaned the decor with the white mold on it but now it is back again. I also used Prime and a algae remover too. What am I doing wrong :( . Can I use the H2O2 to help with problem as well? Thank you Kim
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
H2O2 might help but from what I've seen, that fungus is relatively harmless and will go away on it's own. I'm not 100% sure what causes it but it happens a lot on driftwood. As for the cloudy water, it's a bacterial bloom. You're best to leave it and let the tank process the bacteria over time. Just keep an eye on ammonia, nitrite and nitrate levels so the frogs don't get hurt but overall, cloudy water is just unsightly, not dangerous.
@TheRealEvilSink
@TheRealEvilSink 6 месяцев назад
If it looked kinda like jelly, it was probably bacterial colonies and not mold, mold is pretty rare and requires pretty nasty conditions to even form. Bacteria can form carpets over everything. Be mindful of feeding amounts and water parameters. Bacteria should strike a balance within 3 - 4 weeks after the bloom if the conditions are right.
@guyf.scottiii3820
@guyf.scottiii3820 7 месяцев назад
So if I'm treating specifically for algae and dosing 3ml, how often do I dose? Is this one and done, or should I be using regularly until the algae is under control?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
Regular use is ok, you can even do it every day tbh, it breaks down to water and oxygen in about an hour.
@larrylaidlaw1869
@larrylaidlaw1869 4 месяца назад
Thanks!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 4 месяца назад
O wow! Thank YOU!!
@raisinggoldfishonabudget7058
I keep a good stock of it handy for all sorts of things so what about snail eggs on aquatic plant's is it good at killing them? that's what I'm wondering about. I seen where I could do a bleach dip on them but B-4 I do that I'd like to find some other options.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
it could if you let them soak, just spot treating while in the tank probably won't do much to snail eggs.
@raisinggoldfishonabudget7058
@@BobMossNanoTanks What about using white vinegar ? I can't find anything other than buying more of something else snails fish ext, I did some research & the ONLY thing I found was a bleach dip (dip for 5 mins-rinse sit for 10 mins) & that's what I did As for the snail eggs after that, I didn't see any.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
@@raisinggoldfishonabudget7058 you'd have to let them soak in vinegar for awhile, I would imagine, to kill the eggs. it would probably damage the plant first tbh. bleach dip is a solid option.
@Digitalhunny
@Digitalhunny 14 дней назад
How does the peroxide *not* kill all of your good bacteria, as soon as you turn the pump back on??
@markdecker2724
@markdecker2724 Год назад
Nice. I have a lot of hair algae in a 55. Can I dose the whole tank at once. BTW there isn't any shrimp or fish in it. Thx
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
You bet! no livestock, you can go all out with the big dose (if you have that much!)
@markdecker2724
@markdecker2724 Год назад
Great! Thank you for the speedy reply
@davelastik7677
@davelastik7677 Год назад
Hey there. I'm in the middle of an i don't know what's wrong in my 64 gallon heavy planted tank lost 3 of 4 platy, all 4 phantom tetra, 1 female betta. 2 Rams, rest of female betta not showing aggression or illnesses, 2 molly, 15 harlequins and 10 cherry barbs all doing great. But fish loss over the 3 days. Ammonia 0, nitrites 0 nitrates 10ish, weekly water change How much ml would you dose in a aquarium like that
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
64 gallons, you can safely dose 24mL of 3% H2O2 right into the tank. Hopefully that helps, from the information given I have no idea what would have caused the losses.
@DetectiveLopez.
@DetectiveLopez. 6 месяцев назад
Hey Bob when you dose this 3ml a day does it not kill the moss like fissidens ect
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
No, it shouldn't kill any plants (besides algae) unless you're dosing too high.
@bulbomads
@bulbomads Год назад
Awesome advice, got rid of some green cyano bac and some black beard algae!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Happy to help! That's awesome, I wasn't sure what it would do to cyanobacteria, so that's good to know!
@bulbomads
@bulbomads Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks for the cyano I dosed your 3ml recommendation every day for 5 days. That seemed to do the trick. I dosed it at night with lights out.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
@@bulbomads that's awesome! it's so unsightly, happy to hear you got rid of it.
@quetzalcoatul1
@quetzalcoatul1 3 месяца назад
I HAVE 35 PERCENT FOOD GRADE PEROXIDE. A 8 FOOT ACROSS ROUND POND BY WBOUT 14 INCHES DEEP. HOW MUCH PEROXIDE SHOULD I PUT IN
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 3 месяца назад
According to my math, a lowball estimate puts that at 383 gallons. 35% peroxide is about 12x stronger than what i use in my nano tanks, so rather than using 4mL per 10 gallons lets use 40mL per 100 gallons. At the 35% concentration you can safely use up to 3.3mL per 100 gallons of water. At 383 gallons, you're going to only use 12.76mL of that peroxide for the entire pond, if I did all my math correctly.
@martinmercerjr8615
@martinmercerjr8615 9 месяцев назад
I have a 110 gallon fish tank. My problem I have is, I have a lot big decorations and a lot of rocks. I can not take them out of the tank and soak them in water and bleach. I just have surface algae on decorations. How much peroxide should I use.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 9 месяцев назад
You can use anywhere from 11mL to 44 mL with no problems.
@martinmercerjr8615
@martinmercerjr8615 9 месяцев назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks I have one more question. Can you add peroxide, every time, you do a water change. I do a water change every 3 weeks. What will it do to my aquarium
@charliebrown9188
@charliebrown9188 Год назад
Bob Moss, the name alone made me smile as my manager is Moss too, I loved how you present your stuff and talk with your hands, eyes, shoulders... you dance as you talk :-) Entertaining as well as informative, keep it going my man!!! I grew up using H202 to disinfect wounds, so I am stunned at this new info, and it makes sense to me as well... I'm definitely going to try it out? 1ml per gallon - got it! But what strength? the one I have at home is 12%... do I use 1ml of that? Less? more? please care to elaborate on this? Pretty please :-)
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Omg I forgot about the strength! 3% so if you have 12% quarter the dose! Wow I can't believe I messed that up! That's so important. Also, where did you get 12% DAMN That's strong lol. And thank you for the kind words!
@MirrorscapeDC
@MirrorscapeDC Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks it's actually pretty easy to get. we have a 5l canister at home, mostly used to get rid of blood stains (thanks, female biology). probably won't use that one for fish tanks though, I don't think it's that level of quality and I don't know about additives.
@kim99may
@kim99may Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks hair developer at 40 volume is 12% peroxide. I’ll have to read what else is in the bottle to make sure it could go in a tank. Cool delivery of what can be boring! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
@@kim99may whoa that seems like such a high concentration to me lol
@kim99may
@kim99may Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks no kidding and it gets on our skin for a long time.
@randypau
@randypau 24 дня назад
will this kill hydra?
@darksidevenom6
@darksidevenom6 Год назад
question is this only for fresh water tanks? because I have hair algae in my salt
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Good question. I've never done this with saltwater but I don't see why it would cause any issues
@ShoganAye
@ShoganAye Год назад
I built a new vase tank last week(for shrimp later), threw in some tissue culture plants and a big bit of tweety wood.. day later it was completely white - I guess fungus from the wood? It's calmed down but still bit cloudy, would Hydrogen peroxide help kill that? Also, will it hurt marimo moss balls?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Tbh in a new set up you don't wanna mess with it too much. It is fungus that grew but it should kind of take care of itself in a few weeks, if not feel free to spot treat.
@ShoganAye
@ShoganAye Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks cool. and the moss balls? I have them in another tank. Also it's your fault I now have 4 tanks with shrimp everywhere (I'm from the ol edef gang).
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
@@ShoganAye omg haha I forgot about that sub. Happy to get you addicted lol
@ShoganAye
@ShoganAye Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks I became the shrimp lady after we lost you our shrimp guy. I've also inflicted my shrimp on my boss and two coworkers 🤣
@paulg666
@paulg666 4 месяца назад
What concentration h202 are you using? Where I live you can usually buy 3%or 6% h202.
@DeeGee-mv6eq
@DeeGee-mv6eq 4 месяца назад
3% hydrogen peroxide
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 4 месяца назад
As the other reply stated, I use 3%. If you get 6% just dilute it accordingly.
@vasili1207
@vasili1207 Год назад
that vest bruh 🤣
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
i love it, shows off the guns haha
@66bigbuds
@66bigbuds 10 месяцев назад
That's not a vest. It's a wife beater tee.
@ryanbachmann4844
@ryanbachmann4844 4 месяца назад
Sorry but that's a tank toppy 😅
@ryanbachmann4844
@ryanbachmann4844 4 месяца назад
I feel like a vest has buttons and or v neck sweater vest what are we talking about here 🖖
@asifali007
@asifali007 Год назад
will this kill white hair algae and cyanobacteria on substrate?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Hair algae, yes. Cyanobacteria, I'm not sure. It should work, in theory, IIRC cyanobacteria flourishes with a lack of oxygen and this adds oxygen to the water.
@kulishekkulda3785
@kulishekkulda3785 7 месяцев назад
It is not dangerous for moss? Thnx in advance for your answer and greetings from🇨🇿👍🥃
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 7 месяцев назад
Not in the small doses I mention here, I use it all the time!
@joshlee1665
@joshlee1665 Год назад
is there a limit on how many times a week i can dose? or like how often i can dose the H202?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
If you're having serious issues, you could dose daily. It breaks down into water and oxygen within an hour iirc so there's no risk of build-up or anything like that.
@joshlee1665
@joshlee1665 Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks thankss! enjoy your videos and the info you provide for us as well as huge kudos for replying to all our questions! :D
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
@@joshlee1665 happy to help! I hate when I don't get a reply from creators so I try really hard to answer all my comments!
@hannahkarasiuk3212
@hannahkarasiuk3212 29 дней назад
Is hair algae the reason my loach died? 😢
@ploobmann894
@ploobmann894 4 месяца назад
Does adding H2O2 Kill cyanobacteria (blue green algae) ? I have a really big 130gal aquarium and i have a cyanobacteria outbreak! will it help out with destroying all of it?
@willhedington6225
@willhedington6225 3 месяца назад
In the same boat with a 125 gallon planted tank. Im about to send it with 3ml per 10 gallons. Got cyano that ive been battling, some moderate algae also.
@ploobmann894
@ploobmann894 3 месяца назад
@@willhedington6225 bro good luck we are litteraly in the same boat let me know how it goes
@rummanmahbubsunny6221
@rummanmahbubsunny6221 9 месяцев назад
Hi, Great video. I have 2 questions. 1. I'm having green/white cloudy water. tried blackout for 3 days. It cleared out but then came back after a few days. So, will using h2o2 solve the problem? 2. I didn't find the 3% in any of the pharmacies. So, got the 6%. how much 6% should I use per gallon of water? Thanks
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 8 месяцев назад
H2o2 will help but there seems to be a root cause creating the problem, it's better practice to find that and fix it than start using chemicals tbh. For 6% just half the dose I recommend
@rummanmahbubsunny6221
@rummanmahbubsunny6221 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the reply. Used half the dose of 3% for a few days. But the biofilm on the surface and the cloudy water keep coming back. Nothing seems to work. Now I'm really getting hopeless :( @@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 8 месяцев назад
@@rummanmahbubsunny6221 cloudy water is usually a bacterial bloom. The solution to this is, unfortunately, just time. Let your filter catch up to the bioload and it should clear itself in a couple of weeks.
@rummanmahbubsunny6221
@rummanmahbubsunny6221 8 месяцев назад
I hope so. Thanks again!! ^_^ @@BobMossNanoTanks
@TheRealEvilSink
@TheRealEvilSink 6 месяцев назад
@@rummanmahbubsunny6221 Also be super mindful about feeding amounts, fish need surprisingly little.
@frankcadena3726
@frankcadena3726 Год назад
Can you use this with fish in the tank
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
you bet!
@Boop45
@Boop45 10 месяцев назад
Hi. Could you clarify which concentration to use? I can get 3%, 6% and 35%
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 10 месяцев назад
Yes, I use 3%. If you are getting stronger concentrations just dilute or use less as necessary and everything will be hunky dory!
@dave7569
@dave7569 5 месяцев назад
could you spot treat bba?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 5 месяцев назад
100%! It's one of the best ways to get rid of it.
@enonino1164
@enonino1164 7 месяцев назад
Algae couse by sun light if you have big problem algae all kind you should check back if have some sun light enter you aquarium
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 7 месяцев назад
Nutrient imbalances or even too much artificial light can cause it as well
@jaadusoni3519
@jaadusoni3519 Год назад
what can i do if i have worms in my shrimp tank , they eat algae which i dont want
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
You don't want the worms or the algae?
@jaadusoni3519
@jaadusoni3519 Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks i dont want worms , they are like very tiny and not detrus , so how can i kill them
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
peroxide spot treating can help. just spray them with the stuff and they should die.
@jaadusoni3519
@jaadusoni3519 Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks ok
@insanebmxthomas
@insanebmxthomas 9 месяцев назад
green shrimp. now i've seen it all 😮
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 9 месяцев назад
Green Hulk caridina are even more green!
@insanebmxthomas
@insanebmxthomas 9 месяцев назад
@BobMossNanoTanks allright i probably need some amano for my algae but the green shrimp are definitely on the menu
@sungirl14225
@sungirl14225 6 месяцев назад
Does this help with vorticella?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
No, for that you will want fenbendazole
@scottrobert2724
@scottrobert2724 Год назад
can you use this for a disease outbreak
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Depends on the disease. What are you looking at?
@shelbytaylor4634
@shelbytaylor4634 6 месяцев назад
My shrimp colony has decreased by half. It's so sad. They end up lathargic with white tails each time. I can't pinpoint what it is because the parameters seem correct from comparison to the charts I have seen. My main question is will the bacteria harm the blackworm colony within that same tank?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
Sounds a bit like necrosis to me. I don't think it will effect the black worms but it's not ideal for the shrimps. I actually have it in one of my tanks right now and the colony has completely died off :(
@shelbytaylor4634
@shelbytaylor4634 6 месяцев назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks Thats what I was thinking too. Is there any cause for it, that you know of? Thank you bunches for responding. I was so upset thinking I was hurting them somehow.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
People have said peroxide can help with the necrosis but it did nothing for me. The best bet is to remove the effected shrimp as soon as you notice them or move all the healthy shrimp ASAP so they don't catch the bad bacteria@@shelbytaylor4634
@shelbytaylor4634
@shelbytaylor4634 6 месяцев назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks Unfortunately, I think they all have it. Started with 16, and I am down to 3. Never even got to see them have babies. I believe... It may have been from the breeders tanks. Does this bacteria live on them? Or in them? & Would you say peroxide doses might make the tank safe for future shrimp? Or is it a tear down the tank situation? 😅
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
@@shelbytaylor4634 tbh I don't know that much about it, I don't think many people do. From what I've seen most people teardown and restart, I'm currently testing with some cull neocaridina to see if I can save the set up
@martinmercerjr8615
@martinmercerjr8615 9 месяцев назад
I am not sure if I trust putting peroxide in my 110 gallon tank. The only problem I have is algae on my rocks and decorations
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 9 месяцев назад
Well one thing with that size of tank, it's going to be extremely difficult to overdose the h2o2 lol! It breaks down to just oxygen and water in like an hour or so, almost nothing to worry about tbh.
@martinmercerjr8615
@martinmercerjr8615 9 месяцев назад
Will it still take care my algae
@martinmercerjr8615
@martinmercerjr8615 9 месяцев назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks Will peroxide hurt fish and snails. I have a couple of pond snails in my aquarium
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 9 месяцев назад
@@martinmercerjr8615nope! nothing to worry about. it attacks the smallest things first. if you greatly overdose, it could, but at my recommended dosages all will be fine.
@pammcnary
@pammcnary 4 месяца назад
I followed to the letter the instructions in this video, and a day & a half later, both my nerite snails, and many MTG’s, were dead. All of them! I will never again treat my tanks with peroxide, unless I first remove all inhabitants (not possible with MTG’s though) I had no other animals in the tank yet. Now it’s empty. 😔💔😡
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 4 месяца назад
What concentration did you use and how much? I give a range of dosing levels that I have used with absolutely no issue for years, so I'm very curious how this happened.
@farmasinema
@farmasinema 4 месяца назад
​@@BobMossNanoTanks not original OP you replied to, but the problem I bet because you actually never said about concentration to use (3%, 6%, etc). You only said how much "ml per gallon" to use. That's not concentration. I bet that person above use 10% or even higher concentration. It's kinda your fault not to inform them correctly.
@dylanaquino7517
@dylanaquino7517 Год назад
Does it kills gree spot algae?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
it should!
@kayefrancisco7119
@kayefrancisco7119 Год назад
Is it safe for fry tank?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Perfectly safe as long as you don't overdo it.
@1979tls
@1979tls Месяц назад
Used it to kill hair algae and now my monte carlo is dying....
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Месяц назад
It should be able to recover after you stop using it. Just curious, how much and what percentage were you using?
@mikimehta
@mikimehta Год назад
What percentage of hydrogen peroxide are you using ?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
3%. If you have a higher percentage just dilute with water or reduce the dose accordingly.
@jenniferbunker2757
@jenniferbunker2757 7 месяцев назад
Will hydrogen peroxide kill Detritus worms
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 7 месяцев назад
It can if you squirt it directly on them. Best way to control them is to reduce feeding.
@UNAL0504
@UNAL0504 6 месяцев назад
What percentage of H202 should you use
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
I use 3% but you can use any concentration and just adjust the amount accordingly.
@UNAL0504
@UNAL0504 6 месяцев назад
Thanks @@BobMossNanoTanks
@lindaclontz3634
@lindaclontz3634 Год назад
Nice
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thank you
@erikg7305
@erikg7305 Год назад
Will adding hydrogen peroxide do any danger to my mystery snail 🐌
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Other or bother?
@erikg7305
@erikg7305 Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks ???
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
@@erikg7305 sorry there was a typo i didn't understand initially. it shouldn't if you stick to the dosing I spoke of in here. Use 3% peroxide by the way, forgot the mention that.
@glasser620
@glasser620 Год назад
Does it kill Beneficial Bacteria ?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Only if you overdose
@weeinspiration
@weeinspiration Год назад
What % H2O2 should you use?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
I use 3%. If you get higher concentrations just adjust the volume accordingly
@Slider617
@Slider617 3 месяца назад
Yeesss!! Thank you so much for this video. I'm been scratching my head for so long, gone through so many shrimp... frikken H2o2 ftw.
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 3 месяца назад
It's amazing, I always have a bottle on hand now. Solves so many issues!
@LushSaltyAquariums
@LushSaltyAquariums Год назад
The Shirt!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Thank the mother in law haha
@flyingsalmon
@flyingsalmon 3 месяца назад
So, I have API CO2 booster that I was advised to put in daily (according to instructions on bottle) to help with live plants growth. However, H2O2 breaks down into hydrogen and oxygen soon after application (depending on volume of water of course), so how do these two (CO2 vs H2O2) equations work out? I want to control the fuzzy algae that tends to grow in my shrimp tank (with live plants), and to a lesser degree in fish tank (also with live plants). I dose liquid CO2 booster for my live plants about 5-7 days per week (so, almost daily) and I want to add to H2O2 weekly as per your video. Do you think that'll null each other out or it's all good? TIA
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 2 месяца назад
I have been staring at this comment for awhile trying to figure out how exactly to respond. Hope you don't mind the delay. To start, those co2 boosters are not exactly what they are marketed as. They are actually an algaecide with very little bioavailable carbon and basically, can cause more harm than good. I would personally stop using that product unless you need to kill some really troublesome algae. That said, I'm not exactly sure how these two interact with eachother. I do know the h2o2 is much, much safer than the liquid co2 and will get the job done as you can safely dose pretty high amounts daily. If you do want to continue to use both products, just dose the h2o2 a couple of hours before you use the liquid co2 and it will already have broken down, so you shouldn't have anything to worry about. Hope that helps!
@flyingsalmon
@flyingsalmon 2 месяца назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks Hi there, thank you for the response. This is really helpful. I am going to stop using CO2...although it did help with the algae, it didn't help my plants that I can see (I also use liquid fertilizer...I think that works better for my plants, although I have a mix of epiphytes, emersed, and submerged plants into gravel). Cheers.
@SrikantJagdale
@SrikantJagdale Год назад
Does it helps to remove black algae
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
It can help but black beard algae is the most annoying IMO.
@dickbutt7854
@dickbutt7854 Год назад
I'm going to try it. Bleach definitely does, but I obviously can't dose bleach in my tank
@SrikantJagdale
@SrikantJagdale Год назад
@@dickbutt7854 please share once your done
@TheHighPriestessStudio
@TheHighPriestessStudio 10 месяцев назад
Okay now you are telling me to turn off everything for one hour? Filter and air stones? Will the hydrogen peroxide harm my guppy and Molly fry? And would it hurt my Siamese algae eaters? I have a 55gallon tank so how much do you recommend to deal with white fungus looking stuff? Not sure if it’s algae or what it just appeared overnight. It spreads out on the glass like a coral design and wiping it off is slimy. I keep a clean tank and always maintaining it. So I have no idea how this happened. After 12 years of not having any issues bang this suddenly happened 🤷🏼‍♀️
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 10 месяцев назад
H2O2 breaks down faster under light so it's just a tip to help it reach your entire tank and it shouldn't harm anything at such low doses. Not sure what fungus stuff you're talking about without seeing a picture. Did you add something new to the tank recently? The h2o2 should help kill any bad bacteria and may help slow the spread but it's hard to say for sure without knowing more.
@TheHighPriestessStudio
@TheHighPriestessStudio 10 месяцев назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks no I've added nothing new, that's what I mean I have nothing to even do a process of elimination which I feel would be a way of accessing what might had occurred. I'm wondering if perhaps I just need to replace the filter media in the canister? I do a weekly tank clean, not a complete just about a 20-30% which I've always done since day dot. for 12 years. And never had any algae issues, I can't even say this is algae as its more like a mould if I were to describe it. I have a fantastic substrate consisting of Aquasoil, Fluval Stratum and then on top Aragonite and Bali sands. These I've always found have been a godsend with the Mystery Snails shell quality and also maintaining pH levels etc. I have checked for dead fish and I've none, and no dead anything in the tank, not even plants. Apart from this slimy, white/grey mould stuff that I've just noticed even has appeared on some of the substrate and plants everything is thriving. When it grows on the glass it spreads out like a coral drawing if that gives you an idea of appearance. Very odd. And I can't find anything online about it.
@saritachoudhary2680
@saritachoudhary2680 Год назад
Concentration??
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
I use 3%. If you are using higher concentrations just dilute or lower the amount accordingly.
@AhmadAsrafHashim
@AhmadAsrafHashim Год назад
This video gave me carpal tunnel 😂
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
how and why? lol
@AhmadAsrafHashim
@AhmadAsrafHashim Год назад
​@@BobMossNanoTanks 🤫
@Cake450
@Cake450 2 месяца назад
Will H2O2 treatment kill my Cabomba? Also, what percentage do you use? :)
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Месяц назад
I use 3% h2o2. I forgot to mention it in the video, I apologize. It MIGHT kill some of it, it looks to be a bit more sensitive of a plant? I don't have experience with it myself but most plants bounce back with no issue once you stop using it.
@pigeonpete4193
@pigeonpete4193 Год назад
What Strength Of Hydrogen Peroxide ?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
I use 3% as it's the most commonly available here.
@pigeonpete4193
@pigeonpete4193 Год назад
@@BobMossNanoTanks 👍
@VyvienneEaux
@VyvienneEaux Год назад
5:14 Positive feedback*
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
It's negative feedback if it's bad stuff, though
@1LifeInAnalog
@1LifeInAnalog Год назад
I'm back and angry!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
Welcome back! Why are you angry?
@Beaukenihan
@Beaukenihan Год назад
Bro!!! I fucked up :P I watched ya vid like 2 days ago and had it in my head that you said 4ml per gallon and not 10 gallon, so I’ve just overdosed my tank by over 10 times the maximum you said hahahaha what a cooked thing to do Water change time lol pray for me
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
oh no! fingers crossed!
@cprogress
@cprogress Год назад
Just curious as to whatever happened??
@F4rrukhH4554n
@F4rrukhH4554n 10 месяцев назад
Its not a cure its bandaid at best ,root cause need fixing, tds around 130-150 after water change, soft water , good light co2 and fetz need to be on point and weekly water change 30-50 %
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 10 месяцев назад
Well, a lot of that depends on what your keeping tbh lol. For example neocaridina need 200+ TDS and higher pH, certain fish require harder water as well. But yes, I do agree it doesn't solve every issue, it does help buy you time while you figure out why you're having problems, though. That's why I used parentheses sort of in the title.
@MortenCopenhagen
@MortenCopenhagen 3 месяца назад
Recommending doses and not specifying the peroxide concentration of the product makes no sense!
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 3 месяца назад
Tbh I didn't realize there was such variety in concentrations, all I've ever seen around me is 3%. Some simple math is easily done to change my dosing for other concentrations, though.
@TheArthurkan
@TheArthurkan Год назад
If it’s good for covid, it’s good for algae
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks Год назад
we need an algae vaccine
@ryanboscoe9670
@ryanboscoe9670 6 месяцев назад
Just started watching your channel. Why the fuck are you so familiar looking!? Do I know you?
@BobMossNanoTanks
@BobMossNanoTanks 6 месяцев назад
People often say I look like someone they know. Are you Canadian by chance?
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