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Neither a slime mold nor s lichen nor a fungus: Found at Pacific Grove on a Monterey Cypress:
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Urg. So I still don't have nitrites (I reset my tank about early/mid-december because I overdosed my tank with ammonia at first, then all my plants died. Pretty sure the ammonia test kit is not supposed to turn blue. Then I had orange algae, so I freaked and just reset it.), but my moss ball is slowly turning not-yellow (apparently it is due to too much light), and my Java fern (The only survivor of the great 2014 plant slaughter) is doing well despite having no leaves, and is doing whatever it is java ferns do, with little branches popping up, hopefully with nice, big leaves (it's nekkid right now).
tbh I'm just testing for nitrites and not even messing with testing for ammonia anymore- I know it's a steady 4 pp, but that nitrite tube is blue as can be.
But there's orange algae under the java fern :| and the last time I tried to clean it made my filter orange too.
