Yep. Happy to return or gift him when the job is done.Sea hares only eat hair algae and need like insane amounts so don’t be afraid to return him if you stop growing it or loan him to a friend who has GHA.
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Yep. Happy to return or gift him when the job is done.Sea hares only eat hair algae and need like insane amounts so don’t be afraid to return him if you stop growing it or loan him to a friend who has GHA.
Considered getting one last night. Too many little sps frags and although they are glued down they pop off pretty easy. I was concerned they would all be stick to the urchin. Dont the urchins eat coraline as well?Once you get it knocked down I would add some pincushion or tuxedo urchins. I have found nothing that will get algae like urchins. Nothing is free though, you have to make sure corals are glued or otherwise secure, but I don't have a system without at least a couple tuxedos. Their beaks can get what no snail ever could although I still keep trochus for the glass.
Considered getting one last night. Too many little sps frags and although they are glued down they pop off pretty easy. I was concerned they would all be stick to the urchin. Dont the urchins eat coraline as well?
My tuxedo doesn't touch the green hair algae, he only eats film and coraline algae.
I don't have experience with them but have heard good things. Lots of YouTube vids of them munching gha.I have a smart tank and I am starting to get some GHA. Do lawn mower blennys eat this well?