Non-Invasive Caulerpa brachypus Solutions

[Scrimp]

Hi all!

Long time reader, first time posting here! I have a slight issue with some Caulerpa brachypus strangling some of my Zoas and Palys. It was fantastic when setting up the tank and absorbing nutrients, but now it's become a real pain to trim and remove. All residents are happy and healthy! Does the community have any recommendations for inverts or any non-mechanical means of removal? <-- All ideas welcome!

Tank: 29 gal

Corals: Livestock:

Red Montipora Ocellaris
Teal Stylophora Banggai Cardinal
Zoas Fire Goby
Palys One billion Stomatella snails
Xenia 4 Blue legged hermits
GSP

Any ideas are appreciated!

Best,

Scrimp

 

[Subsea]

Urchins should deal with the Caulerpa. They are bulldozers and will eat coralline clean.