i know this is considered an eye-sore in aquariums (like most other algae to most people)
but on the health/safety side of things is cyanobacteria really toxic ?
almost nothing eats most every single strain of cyano there is
k
cyano can provide nitrogen fixation, ... which may be desirable if a tank wants/needs nitrogen due to deficiencies in plants
does anyone know if cyano can raise the nitrogen compounds to toxic levels or not ?
Edit:
(guessing)
N2 -> ammonium/ammonia
but on the health/safety side of things is cyanobacteria really toxic ?
almost nothing eats most every single strain of cyano there is
k
cyano can provide nitrogen fixation, ... which may be desirable if a tank wants/needs nitrogen due to deficiencies in plants
does anyone know if cyano can raise the nitrogen compounds to toxic levels or not ?
Edit:
(guessing)
N2 -> ammonium/ammonia