Dirted tank - bit of white mould between gravel and soil

I've been running a dirted tank for 4 months now, the plants are great, no algae whatsoever. But I noticed that the line where the soil meets the gravel has this milkly white film there. Also some air bubbles look like they have a bit of white mould growing in it

 

Will this go away? does this pose any threat to my tank? Can/should I do anything to fix it?

 

Ive had a bit of white mould on top of the gravel before which i syphoned away and hasnt shown up since.

 

Any suggestions, comments greatly appreciated.

 

Erik

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Permalink Reply by LED on August 31, 2012 at 5:43pm

it can go away, and from what ive seen might pose a threat to your tank.  if it hasnt spread then you're fine.  I've used H2O2 to fix that problem

Permalink Reply by Erik Rozenbergs on September 6, 2012 at 4:46pm

it looks like it's slowly going away now. some people ive talked to say its just the dirt breaking down a bit and isn't dangerous to the tank.

Thanks for the input.

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