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Ah so my hunch was correctCodium. Dead Man's Fingers.
It would be a great macro for a fuge.
They sell at a lfs.
It's not bad, good for nutrient export and arguably a good display macro, but it can compete for space with coralsSo is this a good thing or bad thing that I should just keep pruning ?
I pulled alot of the big stuff out but now this is taking back over. I don't want it !!!Do you have a Pic of the tank. With the macro algea I'd like to see what it looks like.
My water levels are perfect !!!!!! I have tangs, snails, hermit crabs, corals and no other alage of any sorts Nothing wrong with my nutrient levels, but thanks.Omg, you have all sorts of green stuff going on. What are you doing for nutrient control? I would get some herbivores in there and then i would take each rock out and scrub them down with a toothbrush to knock down the algae. Probably a very good time for a water change.
I noticed that with my tang and foxface that once i brushed off the long hair algae, that they suddenly started keeping it in check. I think they don’t like it once it gets too long.My water levels are perfect !!!!!! I have tangs, snails, hermit crabs, corals and no other alage of any sorts Nothing wrong with my nutrient levels, but thanks.Omg, you have all sorts of green stuff going on. What are you doing for nutrient control? I would get some herbivores in there and then i would take each rock out and scrub them down with a toothbrush to knock down the algae. Probably a very good time for a water change.
So is this a good thing or bad thing that I should just keep pruning ?
Thanks I appreciate it, I just didn't know what this was and what to do with it. So I shouldn't freak out that's its bad.pruning macro is how you export nutrients from your tank.
Macro eat excess, grow, and then you cut and remove.
If you do not prune, it can go out of control to the point where it can eat too much nutreients, and then you get a systematic die off. Where things in your tank goes though a Ultra Low Nutrient cycle, you get the royal red carpet explosion on your sand, and so on.
So yes, you should keep pruning in moderation, but not too much, because then you will have the oposite which is a nutrient explosion, and well, then you get a green hairy tank, and that macro begins to not look bad when you had that vs the new GHA u now need to fight against.