Seaweed?
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mohawkninja
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You need to calm down with all the posts mate. Just do some research and don't ask everything that comes to your head. That being said omnivores and herbivores will eat (nori) seaweed.You can buy seaweed from a japanese store, or at some fish stores. Is it dead
If you are just trolling the forums with all these posts, please stop.
If you are just trolling the forums with all these posts, please stop.
mohawkninja
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Most fish don't just eat corals except parrotfish (they have to file down their beak.) A blue tang would eat mysis, Frozen prepared food, pellets (if you're lucky), fresh food. All nori that you buy from a store is going to be dead because it is clipped off of a root so it can grow back.
dmanatee
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also for clarification, corals are of the animal kingdom, they don't contain cell walls.
Aka meat...
There are live alga's that you can buy, that fish think are tasty. Ulva, Cheatomorpia (not typical but my rabbit fish ate this stuff like spaghetti) Halimeda Algae,and so many more. but the easiest to find in Norri, just make sure its the unsalted dried kind.
There are live alga's that you can buy, that fish think are tasty. Ulva, Cheatomorpia (not typical but my rabbit fish ate this stuff like spaghetti) Halimeda Algae,and so many more. but the easiest to find in Norri, just make sure its the unsalted dried kind.
mohawkninja
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No. If they did nobody would keep them
. Large angelfish will eat meaty food , nori, and algae. They will nip at corals, but they don't eat them exclusively.
mohawkninja
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Originally Posted by dmanatee http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522613
also for clarification, corals are of the animal kingdom, they don't contain cell walls.
Aka meat...
There are live alga's that you can buy, that fish think are tasty. Ulva, Cheatomorpia (not typical but my rabbit fish ate this stuff like spaghetti) Halimeda Algae,and so many more. but the easiest to find in Norri, just make sure its the unsalted dried kind.
Corals don't have cell walls. MY WHOLE LIFE IS A LIE. I can see why though.
Originally Posted by dmanatee http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522613
also for clarification, corals are of the animal kingdom, they don't contain cell walls.
There are live alga's that you can buy, that fish think are tasty. Ulva, Cheatomorpia (not typical but my rabbit fish ate this stuff like spaghetti) Halimeda Algae,and so many more. but the easiest to find in Norri, just make sure its the unsalted dried kind.
Corals don't have cell walls. MY WHOLE LIFE IS A LIE. I can see why though.
bang guy
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Originally Posted by dmanatee http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522613
also for clarification, corals are of the animal kingdom, they don't contain cell walls.
Aka meat...
Huh? What do you mean animals don't have cell walls?
Originally Posted by dmanatee http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522613
also for clarification, corals are of the animal kingdom, they don't contain cell walls.
Huh? What do you mean animals don't have cell walls?
mohawkninja
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522698
Huh? What do you mean animals don't have cell walls?
Whoah. I get to tell Bang Guy something...
Plant cells have cell walls surrounding their cells, which are rigid. Animal cells have cell membranes, which are flimsy. That is why plants retain water better, the water gets trapped. Don't worry if you don't know, you probably learned it in like 5th grade biology
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522698
Huh? What do you mean animals don't have cell walls?
Whoah. I get to tell Bang Guy something...
Plant cells have cell walls surrounding their cells, which are rigid. Animal cells have cell membranes, which are flimsy. That is why plants retain water better, the water gets trapped. Don't worry if you don't know, you probably learned it in like 5th grade biology
mohawkninja
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522700
OK fair enough, I stand corrected! I was definately wrong. I would mention that saltwater macroalgae does not have cell walls either but then they are not plants.
I didn't know that. Well you learn something every day!
Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/395600/seaweed#post_3522700
OK fair enough, I stand corrected! I was definately wrong. I would mention that saltwater macroalgae does not have cell walls either but then they are not plants.
I didn't know that. Well you learn something every day!