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Caulerpa and other green algae species identification.
liquidg 19th July 2014, 3:09 pm
All marine algae may be considered invasive in the reef aquarium!
Dasycladaceae-batophora
Caulerpa variations of green algae.
All of these are invasive in the display aquarium.
verticillata
sertularioides. 2 variants
taxifolia
serrulata
Racemosa, common variants
nummularia or can be called peltatta
prolifera
filiformis
mexicana
brachypus
Dasycladaceae-batophora
Caulerpa variations of green algae.
All of these are invasive in the display aquarium.
verticillata
sertularioides. 2 variants
taxifolia
serrulata
Racemosa, common variants
nummularia or can be called peltatta
prolifera
filiformis
mexicana
brachypus
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