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Looks like a type of bryopsis to me. @Jose Mayo you familiar with different taxonomy of bryopsis?
Thanks. I'll try to take a better photo tomorrow. I just happened to notice the odd looking alage in the photos I was taking of the baby fungias growing on the dead one. Or I suppose it doesn't mater what type it is right? I should just get some fluconazole and be done with it right?Yes, the photo remembers Bryopsis hypnoides in something, but it is impossible to say with certainty, with this quality of image.
Regards
Yes, it does not matter the species; All species of Bryopsis have ergosterol in their cell walls, which makes them sensitive to Fluconazole.Thanks. I'll try to take a better photo tomorrow. I just happened to notice the odd looking alage in the photos I was taking of the baby fungias growing on the dead one. Or I suppose it doesn't mater what type it is right? I should just get some fluconazole and be done with it right?
Thanks!Here's a useful article about bryopsis and curing it
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/b...yopsis-using-fluconazole.285096/#post-3464057
Thanks!
I should start treating mine too before it gets in the DT, if you find out where to get fluconazole over the counter tell me lol. Looks like it's Rx from everything I saw
Nice. https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/reef-flux-fluconazole-treatment-reefhd.htmlBulk reef supply sells fluconazole. They call it reef flux.
You can buy it from Bulk Reef Supply. They sell it as Reef Flux.I should start treating mine too before it gets in the DT, if you find out where to get fluconazole over the counter tell me lol. Looks like it's Rx from everything I saw