It's hit or miss in people's tanks. Your's looks like mine though. I put small frag rocks up next to mine, let them spread over to the frag rocks, then give them away to friends, or trade them in at the lfs.
Speaking of getting over run. I am all for caulerpa in a refug. Correct me if I am wrong but is seems like you have caulerpa in your DT. If so how are you planning on containing its growth?
Originally Posted by florida joe http:///forum/post/2975275
Speaking of getting over run. I am all for caulerpa in a refug. Correct me if I am wrong but is seems like you have caulerpa in your DT. If so how are you planning on containing its growth?
i could be wrong. is that kind of caulerpa less invasive?
Originally Posted by nycbob http:///forum/post/2975395
i could be wrong. is that kind of caulerpa less invasive?
Hard to tell my friend. If it is Caulerpa taxifolia, which is invasive it is better kept in a refug. but may also be the look alike
Caulerpa ashmeadii or Caulerpa sertularioides which are non invasive. This is the reason one must be very careful in their selection of caulerpa if they intent to grow it in their DT
my tank is only a 20 gallon. I have no problem keeping the calupera under control. It attaches to rocks but is no problem to remove completely. I don't have a refug, my tank is kind of ghetto. I have a HOB filter and two power heads....wish I had a refug.
I have the calupera confined to one side. here is an old pic, the tank looks a little different now
Originally Posted by pleasants9 http:///forum/post/2975610
for a "ghetto" setup your tank looksbeautiful!
I agree on this one .....I would normally not agree with the macro in the tank but the way you have controled it makes the tank look sweet!!!!
Originally Posted by Jimmy 4 http:///forum/post/2975967
thanks for all the positive feedback.
The pink stuff on the left is the xenia.
you are lucky fellow to have that growing.
i want some. i have a rock and they are pumping but idk what to do to get them growing!