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lizardlady58
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I have a fifty gallon tank with a few mushrooms, fifty pounds of live rock and seven fish. I also have a lot of caulerpa growing in the tank. So far water conditions are perfect, absolutely no detectable nitrates, etc. Specific gravity is at 23 and temp is 78. I harvest my macro algae once a week and unfortunately I have to throw the harvested stuff out. I was told that harvesting will keep the caulerpa from reproducing which apparantly can pollute the tank and harm the marine life in the tank. My question is do I need to worry about the caulerpa suddenly crashing and what other fish besides tangs keep caulerpa cropped? I was told to put a yellow tang in but unfortunately someone I know who has the same types of algae, caulerpa, etc. found that their tang ate all the interesting stuff. I have a few pictures of the plants in my tank.