One of my clumps of Grape Caulerpa has turned clear with green viens. It is still firm. It's not like the mush I have to prune off about once a month. Could it be a lighing issue?
Grape Caulerpa
One of my clumps of Grape Caulerpa has turned clear with green viens. It is still firm. It's not like the mush I have to prune off about once a month. Could it be a lighing issue?
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Its going asexual on you. These cycles are common and fairly frequent at times. There is a great probability it will dump its chlorophyll and cloud your tank all up next, most likely at night. This can also be initiated by changes in dKh/Alkalinity. If you don't mind and have the filter feeders for it, great. Otherwise, while it still may contain all or most of the toxins it absorbs for export, export it now and get them out of there and throw that clump in the trash. Thats what and how grape caulerpa should be most used for. Prune it before it spits all that stuff back into the water column.
Larry
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CEO, Biologist
"Heck, the water is clear, must be good"
I have been raising the dKh slowly since I filled the tank.
I'll toss it, I've got plenty that's in good shape.
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