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Looks great. For the Chaetomorpha you'll have to find a brackish one. The full saltwater version will not survive in brackish. It will break apart over time and melt.
Vorteil wrote:Looks great. For the Chaetomorpha you'll have to find a brackish one. The full saltwater version will not survive in brackish. It will break apart over time and melt.I bought the full saltwater one when I first started.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
Vorteil wrote:Looks great. For the Chaetomorpha you'll have to find a brackish one. The full saltwater version will not survive in brackish. It will break apart over time and melt.In Italy I did not find anything, I tried twice with the salty one but as you said it melted now I'm looking for the maritime ruppia which they told me is suitable for brackish
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opae ula related wrote:As I understand there are various species of Chaetomorpha and you will have found the one that adapts more easily, I have tried twice with different species but nothingVorteil wrote:Looks great. For the Chaetomorpha you'll have to find a brackish one. The full saltwater version will not survive in brackish. It will break apart over time and melt.I bought the full saltwater one when I first started.
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I would love to export but when I look into countries rules for receiving live plants its gets a bit crazy, the macro algae for brackish i grow gets pruned and put in the bin every few months to keep it under control.
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You started with the full SW macro algae? I tried those since it's cheap and many for sale on eBay. Do you think any of those would work? I didn't have a good experienced with it and figured the one that google sells is a variety specifically meant for brackish. I heard of others trying full SW but none had any luck other than you.
You started with the full SW macro algae? I tried those since it's cheap and many for sale on eBay. Do you think any of those would work? I didn't have a good experienced with it and figured the one that google sells is a variety specifically meant for brackish. I heard of others trying full SW but none had any luck other than you.
Vorteil wrote:@opae ula relatedNo luck. I meant I started out with it but like your experience it turn white and died.
You started with the full SW macro algae? I tried those since it's cheap and many for sale on eBay. Do you think any of those would work? I didn't have a good experienced with it and figured the one that google sells is a variety specifically meant for brackish. I heard of others trying full SW but none had any luck other than you.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish
It's been 43 days and still with the eggs
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Today another female with eggs
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