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| Tunicate | Help....tellme what these are... ![]() i was just wondering if anyone could tell me what the red stuff on the top of the rock is.....its fine like hair... and the there are peach coloured flower just down from that .......not sure if this is good or bad....my tank is 24 gallon with about 25 lbs lr and 20 ls and has been running three month with one clown and one chalk bass....any help would be appreciated.... |
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| Ricordea | Re: Help....tellme what these are... yeah, and the clove polyps are VERY good. its a coral. in the clavaria family. ive got tons of them on my liverock
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| Scopas Tang | Re: Help....tellme what these are... Could that be a red cheato ? Cheato is a good macro to have in your sump/refugium, but it can be a pain in the display because pieces will break off and float around. If it's slimy, it's not cheato.
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| Tridacna maxima ![]() | Re: Help....tellme what these are... I think there is a type of red "turf algae" that can be difficult to get rid of. Like Zeppelin said, not good. Also watch the green bubble algae (the little green shiny balls) - those can spread quickly also.
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| Harlequin Tuskfish | Re: Help....tellme what these are... If possible, I would break the chunk of rock off that is growing the red hair algae as it will take over your tank. Its hard to tell in the photo, but it looks like you also have red bubble algae. I have been fighting that for months and months now. Its worse than the red hair. I finally started just taking the infected rocks out!
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