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A local algae species that looks a bit like flowers.
liquidg 10th August 2019, 9:34 am
Have no idea of its name or group it is from except it is a red algae variation!
This is mainly due to the colouration of the immature ones and when I dry them out.
This its appearance in the wild
This is it in the aquarium.
close up photos
These are not yet coloured up juveniles.
This is mainly due to the colouration of the immature ones and when I dry them out.
This its appearance in the wild
This is it in the aquarium.
close up photos
These are not yet coloured up juveniles.
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