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Free Halimeda macro

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I know might not be the right forum but maybe some unpaid members might want some of this fast growing macro.
It suddenly grew like crazy and need to trim back.
If you have sps I would not advise getting it as it consumes Calcium at a fast pace, otherwise makes a great macro for a planted tank or possibly seahorses?
Pick up in San Francisco, couple blocks from Ocean Treasures.
Please bring a small container.
 
Hi,
Do you have a picture of it, or can you tell me the name of it? I'm looking for some red macro algae too.....
Thank you,
Joel
joelandsusan@sbcglobal.net
 
Reef Keeper said:
Hi,
Do you have a picture of it, or can you tell me the name of it? I'm looking for some red macro algae too.....
Thank you,
Joel
joelandsusan@sbcglobal.net
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I do have some red macro too but has to grow back, just trimmed some for a reefer in Sacramento area (MARS)
It would be a tiny cut right now if you want some of it.
I'll snap a picture of the halimeda but google will be faster.

Mario
 
No need to send photo on Halimeda. I forgot that I have a small cultivation of it growing in my refugium. I am interested in the red macro - small cut though. I'll keep it in the fuge, I have a hungry tang and wondering if that would be something I'd want to keep out of the main tank all together? I'm sure it would look killer in the fuge :0D

I guess we can pick up on this when I stop over for the DBTC Hydnophora....
 
Trimmed the halimeda today, all gone, I noticed some little things swimming in the tank, I HAVE FISH IN IT !!
That macro sucks calcium really bad I use to have the front pane covered in coralline in a couple weeks of "neglect" now I barely spot some tiny bits of it.
 
I had just a small one from my old BC29 that I placed in a 60G at my brothers and it just kept on growing and multiplying everywhere.
Is a nice looking macro but for FOWLR tanks I would say and maybe for seahorses too.
 
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