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A bit of macroalgae will be the final touch

Does the macroalgae attach itself over time?

Algae In Space wrote:A bit of macroalgae will be the final touch

Does the macroalgae attach itself over time?

Nice

You can use the Marimo ball as a carpet, cutting it in portions and putting over a rock and with the time it will atach itself. In the ball form will not atach and just keep rolling, you want to move it from time to time because it needs to get light in all of the surface

Arnold wrote: ↑13 Dec 2018 15:24 You can use the Marimo ball as a carpet, cutting it in portions and putting over a rock and with the time it will atach itself. In the ball form will not atach and just keep rolling, you want to move it from time to time because it needs to get light in all of the surface

I meant the Chaetomorpha Chaeto. My question was very unprecise.

Oh but that is actually a good idea! I could do that that would look nice. Are you sue it will attach?

The chaeto dont atach very well, the marimo with time yes and you can help it with fishing line at first

My snails are totaly lazy now. They stuffed themselves with Spirulina and then dug into the substrate for a nap

Arnold wrote: ↑13 Dec 2018 18:20 The chaeto dont atach very well, the marimo with time yes and you can help it with fishing line at first

Ha looks cool! Like a lawn for shrimp!

Are these shrimp yours?

PS: New baby mahogany trumpet snail found today. It's micro.

Algae In Space wrote:PS: New baby mahogany trumpet snail found today. It's micro.

Can’t see it...

opae ula related wrote: ↑14 Dec 2018 20:38

Algae In Space wrote:PS: New baby mahogany trumpet snail found today. It's micro.

Can’t see it...

That's how tiny it is! (It's not in the picture)