Caulerpa Brachypus

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Here you go @Ole Man!
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A couple pounds of phosphate ridden grief.

Is chaetomorpha as effective? With all the horror stories, I'd consider switching to something else.
 
Seems to be working for me,and I am raising it now(Chaetomorpha).Nothing wrong with Caulerpa,just that species,Grape seems to do great also.
 
My cheato does great. I hank out a big handful like that about once a week or so. The problem I have with Caulerpa is that pieces break off and end up in the DT and start growing there.
 
I need to get some of that chaeto.

Knowing it tumbled and having seen floating masses, I've always held off on it, not wanting to shade the surface of my DSB, but that was silly in hindsight!
 
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