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c. taxifolia
i have what appears to be c. taxifolia growing in my overflows.. i have no idea where it came from as none of my recent additions have had any kind of algae at all on them. is this going to be a problem. i know it would be a pain to try to get it out so i dont want to if its ok
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Any species of Caulerpa can grow pretty fast, so if its a reef tank you may want to try to control it or it can outgrow your corals.
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It might be hard to tell if it is really not C mexicana, the tip should alert you which is which.
You can pick it off fairly easily. Regards, Tom Barr |
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I've cultivated all the species on these listings. There is distinct morphological differences and growth patterns between these species. C mexicana is fairly common in the hobby, unless you have a specific desire or collected it, it's not likely/hopefully C taxifolia. C mexicana tends to have wider brachlets and is typically a more aggressive grower in warmer reef tanks. You can see the difference fairly well here: http://www.sccat.net/banned_species.php Regards, Tom Barr |
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Thanks, from both your and my link it seems like the most common Caulerpa species in Denmark is C. taifolia:
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