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Steve Maxwell

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I'm in the beginnings of a fallow period for velvet on top of the tail end of a battle with bryopsis. After removing my fish from the DT other algae have started growing and a couple of these have popped up (the green, see-through growth:

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Agreed; Ulva, AKA sea-lettuce. Had a bunch during fallow, now ... I don't. Don't know whether it's a water chemistry thing, or my kole tang, starry blenny and coral beauty angel just ate it all.

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I feel like it's in the Nori that I feed and that's why I've found it in my system
 

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I should say mine didn't grow out of control, as maybe that picture depicts. I wanted it to do that. There were three heavy feeders in there, so it helped with nutrients and hiding spots. It wasn't a 'regular" display tank.
 

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