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So as the title states, I’m trying to figure out how to control the coralline algae growing on the starboard at the bottom of my tank. I’d rather much prefer the white bottom look than purple but I don’t want sand. As you can see from the photos below, my tank is starting to get overrun with coralline. It’s also using up a ton of alk and cal, I’ve tried scraping but it’s a lot of work and grows back fast. I’ve tried a long spine urchin, which worked well but they also started eating at the silicone and munching on acro’s.
I know it’s a good thing to complain about but it just looks like too much purple in my tank. Any suggestions, maybe move around large frag plugs by shading out the coralline below it? Lmk if anyone has been through this, thanks!!

I know it’s a good thing to complain about but it just looks like too much purple in my tank. Any suggestions, maybe move around large frag plugs by shading out the coralline below it? Lmk if anyone has been through this, thanks!!

