ive been manually cleaning these spots for a few days now with hydrogen peroxide on q tips bit it keeps coming back i just added springtails today because my first batch that i ordered came DOA but thankfully this resent batch i ordered was good and i put some in.

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5 Comments

  1. Herefortheplanties

    It looks like it. Give the springtails a month or so to fully regulate, if they take to the environment you should see that mold taken care of.

    You can also throw some isopods in there to help clean up too!

  2. OctoDruid

    It’s most likely a penicillium fungus. Don’t sweat it. Once the springtails get settled they should keep it in check

  3. I agree with the guys above and just wanted to say this is freaking beautiful. Love the build dude.

  4. jenniferfrederick0

    Keep an eye on springtails, they should help with long-term maintenance. Continue your cleaning routine and monitor the humidity so you can adjust the tank environment when needed.

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