I've had an outbreak of green spot and brush algae in one of my tanks. I'm fairly certain that the cause of the problem is that the tank just doesn't have enough room above it to get a good substrate vac as the stand wasn't intended as a double when I built it. I think my nutrients in the tank must have just been too high and the light from a nearby window created a perfect storm of algae problems. Anyway, these fish are getting moved tomorrow night into a new tank and I'm wondering when I pull the driftwood and the attached anubias if there is something I can dip them in while I'm moving the tanks around that won't kill my anubias. The brush algae is really nasty looking purple-ish stuff that's nearly impossible to scrub off and the pleco won't touch it either. I've heard hydrogen peroxide can help? I'm going to scrub the brush stuff off as much as possible and rinse the plants in tap water but beyond that I'm clueless.