Algae Id

Discussion in 'Algae' started by antdizzle, Dec 12, 2011.

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  1. antdizzle

    antdizzle Peppermint Shrimp

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  3. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    Looks like Caulerpa to me.
     
  4. Renee@LionfishLair

    Renee@LionfishLair 3reef Sponsor

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    I just saw where you live. When discarding this stuff, you must freeze it for 24 hours and then throw it in trash destined for landfill. There are species that are not invasive, but looking in the background, this one is....
     
  5. antdizzle

    antdizzle Peppermint Shrimp

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    brunoboarder244 Torch Coral

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    it looks like feather caluerpa, just pull it by hand its pretty easy to get rid of....great for a fuge though
     
  7. ezz1r

    ezz1r Feather Star

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    Foxface will eat it all.

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  9. Renee@LionfishLair

    Renee@LionfishLair 3reef Sponsor

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    Sometimes fish won't eat it that happily like you think they would. It's said to be noxious.

    This is a species that is known as Feather caulerpa. There are several species that look pretty much the same and fall under this common name.

    If you didn't put it there and it's not something you want, pull it now.
     
  10. saltyfresh

    saltyfresh Corkscrew Tentacle Anemone

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    just dispose of it properly do not put it in the tolit or the sink. it will take over your local waters big time!!!