This sprung up in my old temperate build several months ago out of nowhere (likely from a spore). It has grown slowly, yet steadily ever since. I would assume it hitchhiked on some North-Pacific seaweed.
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They seem a little too red and the form is different.Looks like nemastoms or rosenvingia crucis
By roots, you mean holdfast? Sort of. It’s holdfast is bulb-like, similar to the holdfast of this Sargassum:Looks alot like young kelp before it forms air bladders does it have roots?
Kelp holdfast look kind of like tree roots so its likely not kelp if it looks like sargassum to bad that would be really cool always thought a mini kelp forest would make a wicked biotope.By roots, you mean holdfast? Sort of. It’s holdfast is bulb-like, similar to the holdfast of this Sargassum:
http://californiadiver.com/wp-conte...mall-holdfast-of-mature-Sargassum-horneri.jpg
My old temperate build achieved that. My water parameters were probably not great, though, and most of the algae wilted.Kelp holdfast look kind of like tree roots so its likely not kelp if it looks like sargassum to bad that would be really cool always thought a mini kelp forest would make a wicked biotope.