alternatives to caulerpa
well with this newfound concern about certain types of caulerpa being toxic, does anyone have any sources for good alternatives? sargassum is easy to come by, as is halimeda. my new kanai rock has some odd brown macro algae on it as well... i was looking on wet web media, there are some really cool algaes that would be nice to get ahold of. there are always mangroves, but they're so slow and you need so many. what do you folks think? does anyone have any other really neat macro algaes?
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