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Old 09-29-2014, 01:42 PM
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It sort of looks like a species of Caulerpa to me.
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maybe some form of turf alge? It looks like something I have growing on the back of my tank (on the glass).
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curious, are these growing on your frags? I know I have that problem, and looked up green hair algae, I'm sure there are so many different kinds.


I tried the treatment of diluted hydrogen peroxide (zoa frags) and it seemed to kill a lot of it, then I let my yellow tang peck it clean.
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curious, are these growing on your frags? I know I have that problem, and looked up green hair algae, I'm sure there are so many different kinds.


I tried the treatment of diluted hydrogen peroxide (zoa frags) and it seemed to kill a lot of it, then I let my yellow tang peck it clean.
mainly on my rockwork, found out from albert that strawberry top snails will mow it down quite well
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