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![]() So I happened to notice a golf ball sized valonia in my tank they other day. It sort of looks cool, but should I be safe and yank that sucker out of there?
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![]() Yup
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![]() if you have even one bubble of the stuff i'm convinced you've got it forever now based on my passed experiences. but yeah go head remove it in one piece then throw it at a wall it's fun =)
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![]() I guess any wall should do. Don't be surprised when you walk outside and see a smudge on your wall.
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#5
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![]() ah ah, yes some of the big ones bounce like a superball!
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![]() lol
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If you can see one, you've got dozens more you either can't see, or haven't grown large enough to see yet. Thankfully, of all the nuisance algaes, it's probably the prettiest (their surfaces refract light in the same way as star sapphires) and least problematic for corals. The old ones will often get covered in coralline algae. In my tank I've watched at least half a dozen of them get completely encrusted over by fast growing montipora, to the point where they become little more than slight bumps in the surface of the coral. |
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Ya, a big bulb is pretty impressive, but I'll side with the ones who say get it out asap ![]() |
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You coulda sold Kelp if you'd waited long enough ![]() |