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FAQs about Marine Macro-Algae
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Algae for Display 3/10/08
Hi, this question is for Scott V no real reason, he's just answered a lot of
my questions so I've come to trust him.
<Hello, here with you.>
I do not have a refugium but would still like to keep various macro algae in my
display tank and I was just wondering if there were any kinds I could keep
under my pc bulbs without it getting out of control? Thanks Scott!
<Some algae grow slower than others, but all will likely need to be controlled
by periodically harvesting from your tank; with Halimeda varieties being my
personal favorites for use in the display. More info on particular pros and cons
can be found here http://www.wetwebmedia.com/maralgae.htm and in the related
articles/FAQ’S. Welcome, Scott V.>
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