Hey all:
I was watching a show on Discovery last night about how Caulerpa Taxifolia was released from a home, or institutional, tank and is taking over marine habitats all over the world. It has been found that Marine life seems to almost disappear where it takes hold.
One of the scientists (a Franch Guy whose name I can't remember) tested its affects on anemones. He found that it severely affected their health in a negative way.
Many of us use caulerpa in our tanks, sumps and refugiums. I was just curious if that might be a bad idea in a ceph tank???? Anyone know aof any research in this area???
George
I was watching a show on Discovery last night about how Caulerpa Taxifolia was released from a home, or institutional, tank and is taking over marine habitats all over the world. It has been found that Marine life seems to almost disappear where it takes hold.
One of the scientists (a Franch Guy whose name I can't remember) tested its affects on anemones. He found that it severely affected their health in a negative way.
Many of us use caulerpa in our tanks, sumps and refugiums. I was just curious if that might be a bad idea in a ceph tank???? Anyone know aof any research in this area???
George