Fixing Speedometer Reading Issues

Are you eating fish that contains mercury? More than likely. It's very hard to avoid now a days. I recommend limiting how much you are eating, and if you do eat fish quite often to find ones that are not so heavily contaminated. With love, Lana #fish #salmon #sardines #tuna #healthfood #healthyeating #nutritionist #naturopathicmedicine #healthtips #toxicfreeliving #holistichealth | Healing With Lana

Poor water quality (unhealthy for fish) or lots of light (healthy for the fish) can both encourage excessive algae growth in a tank. Meaning that by looking at a tank’s surface algae you can’t determine the health of the system. More information is needed. In both cases, the surface algae itself is not harmful for the fish, so even if you fix the water quality problem but don’t remove the algae, you could have an algae covered tank in a moderate amount of light that’s still healthy for the fish.