leliataylor
Tue, 11th Oct 2016, 06:28 PM
If anybody needs any C. prolifera or C. racemosa for a FOWLR tank I have a ton of it. It is not suitable for tanks you plan to keep corals in as it is highly invasive. It is totally pest free, no hydroids, atptasia, bristle worms, etc. It is beautiful, however it grows very fast under the right light and creates a beautiful sea garden effect. It is also very good at reducing phosphates and helps with nitrate reduction. I will be at the meeting next Sunday if anyone could use some. Just let me know.
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