Can I rescue my plants/wood after cyanobacteria attack?

[TheBubblingScot]

My 130L suffered an outbreak of cyanobacteria that slimed my plants. After treatment the survivors are mostly java fern that has naturally rooted to some wood pieces.

I plan to redo my tank completely, and would love to know if there is any chance I can reuse these plants/drift wood? Or would I have to start again so as not to risk future cyanobacteria blooming again?


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[xim]

Yes, you can reuse them. By the way, the cyano coming back or not depends on the condition of the tank, regardless of you introducing it or not.

 

[TheBubblingScot]

That's good to know.

I have an old internal Fluval 3plus filter in the tank just now, but I plan to switch to a external Eheim classic 600 that I received today.
(Probably overkill for a 130L though )


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[xim]

I think it's just right, good choice.