Pink things?

i_luv_dory

i_luv_dory

Member
yes, some of them look like sprouts a little. they aren't very long. maybe a centimeter.
gracilaria? what is it and is it ok to have in my tank?
 
spanko

spanko

Active Member
Probably the ultimate tang food. Should not be a problem unless your nutrient level gets out of hand which will let the plant get out of have too. Herbivores should keep it under control. A good plant for biodiversity in your tank, enjoy it as long as it is under control.
JMO
 
i_luv_dory

i_luv_dory

Member
what herbivore would you suggest i get to eat it? i only have clowns, a peppermint shrimp and a fire shrimp. no snails, no crabs.
 
michaeltx

michaeltx

Moderator
I wouldnt try to find something to eat something that may not be a type of algae. and if it is it could be very slow growing. Just keep an eye on it for growth I had a ton of these on a few rocks that got bigger than a purtrusion off the rock.
Mike
 
keri

keri

Active Member
Originally Posted by 110inNC
http:///forum/post/2680603
That was my guess but I couldnt remember there name.
you have no idea how long I sat here mumbling "form...forma....formi? ....formmmmm...." to myself before I finally gave in and typed in pink stuff on live rock" in Google because I couldn't remember it exactly. (I have it on some of my rocks too)
 
110innc

110innc

Member
Originally Posted by Keri
http:///forum/post/2681266
you have no idea how long I sat here mumbling "form...forma....formi? ....formmmmm...." to myself before I finally gave in and typed in pink stuff on live rock" in Google because I couldn't remember it exactly. (I have it on some of my rocks too)
I did the same thing and I know its in one of my books but ive been so busy I didnt feel like looking it up.
 
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