MolaMola Supporting Member BARcard Sep 13, 2022 #1 It is light tan and very soft and tries to cover the bottom glass. Also shown here on tiles and a skeleton. Blows around easily when disturbed. Would an algae blenny eat this? Any other consumers?
It is light tan and very soft and tries to cover the bottom glass. Also shown here on tiles and a skeleton. Blows around easily when disturbed. Would an algae blenny eat this? Any other consumers?
Kensington Reefer Supporting Member BARcard Sep 13, 2022 #2 Not sure of identification algae blenny, appropriate size or smaller bristle tooth tang, rabbit fish Royal tuxedo urchin
Not sure of identification algae blenny, appropriate size or smaller bristle tooth tang, rabbit fish Royal tuxedo urchin
Darkxerox Facilities, Events, LFS Partnership BOD BARcard Sep 14, 2022 #3 Pretty sure they're chrysophytes which I think you can beat by raising nitrates to detectable levels and adding bacteria to compete.
Pretty sure they're chrysophytes which I think you can beat by raising nitrates to detectable levels and adding bacteria to compete.