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Padina sp brown algae.
liquidg 9th September 2014, 1:23 am
Heavily calcium dependant algae so it will suck the cal out of your waters starving quality corals of this supplement. These will at times allow coralline algae to exist on their blades making some interesting coloured blades.
Slightly invasive, but quite easy to control with tweezers.
Slightly invasive, but quite easy to control with tweezers.
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