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fishieness
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some may have pods. you are most likely to get pocs from live rock. you dont realy need to acclimate it IMO. you could if it would make you feel safer. And they eat light energy. More reason to upgrade.
fishieness
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youy can cut it pretty much all you want. It will do better if the leafey parts are in tact though.
my LFS sells a handful for 5 bucks. I bet you can find someone around you to give you some.
but yes, they do use nitrates to grow. They need the nitrogen for the bases while synthesizing DNA like all organisms.
my LFS sells a handful for 5 bucks. I bet you can find someone around you to give you some.
but yes, they do use nitrates to grow. They need the nitrogen for the bases while synthesizing DNA like all organisms.
fishieness
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many will. A basket or a clear box or refugium is commonly used to try to prevent this. just make sure it is getting some light.
celacanthr
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it may eat all of it, which caulerpa in large amounts isn't good (as in injesting large amounts.
1journeyman
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Yes, the tang will eat it.
No, caluerpa does not always survive well being cut. Macro algaes aren't plants, but still unicellular algaes. Cutting them can kill them.
They will help to lower nitrates, but SLOWLY.... Macro algaes are not a "cure all".
Shista, GET A BOOK!!! You've got to research stuff on your own before you make decisions to "get" things.
No, caluerpa does not always survive well being cut. Macro algaes aren't plants, but still unicellular algaes. Cutting them can kill them.
They will help to lower nitrates, but SLOWLY.... Macro algaes are not a "cure all".
Shista, GET A BOOK!!! You've got to research stuff on your own before you make decisions to "get" things.
fishieness
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what type of polyps? most green buttons i see are like that. They could be stretching for more light. a pic would be necesary.