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I just find it interesting the variety of colors coralline algea comes in
Curious to know if it is diffrent species or if tank chemistry, light, or flow has a play onto the color it grows in
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Wish I could grow some of this.
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I would think that light has a lot to do with enhancing natural color; interesting question.
 
Are the different colors caused by anything (water perameters, light, etc.) or is it a different type of coraline algae?
 
Are the different colors caused by anything (water perameters, light, etc.) or is it a different type of coraline algae?
I think water, light, etc. may enhance the natural coloration which depends mostly on the animal's gene-environment interaction.
 
I just find it interesting the variety of colors coralline algea comes in
Curious to know if it is diffrent species or if tank chemistry, light, or flow has a play onto the color it grows in
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This is pretty interesting:
 

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