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Unread 09/03/2017, 04:34 AM   #1
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Nooby advice needed

I am new to the saltwater hobby. I have a 32g biocube and after the first night of having the live sand in and caribsea sand in over night I noticed a little plant growing. You can see it in the left hand side of the tank where my wife put it after adding live rock 4 days later. I am concerned if its aiptasia? Or is it algea?? I wasn't planning on any anemone lol. Any information would be appreciated!


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also the plants of the plane are fake lol


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Unread 09/03/2017, 05:06 AM   #3
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Unread 09/03/2017, 05:27 AM   #4
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Need a close up pic for a id.


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I am new to the saltwater hobby. I have a 32g biocube and after the first night of having the live sand in and caribsea sand in over night I noticed a little plant growing. You can see it in the left hand side of the tank where my wife put it after adding live rock 4 days later. I am concerned if its aiptasia? Or is it algea?? I wasn't planning on any anemone lol. Any information would be appreciated!
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Need a close up pic for a id.
I am at work when I get home I will take a picture and post it this afternoon. Terrible picture I know...lol. I am just worried this sucker will spread everywhere!!


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also the plants of the plane are fake lol
I would remove fake plants in a saltwater aquarium. Marine fish, depending on which but most will nip at it unlike a freshwater aquarium. Plastic is obviously not digestible for the fish as can ultimately kill them.

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Unread 09/03/2017, 06:23 AM   #7
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I would remove fake plants in a saltwater aquarium. Marine fish, depending on which but most will nip at it unlike a freshwater aquarium. Plastic is obviously not digestible for the fish as can ultimately kill them.

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thanks for the advice!


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Wife ended up taking out whatever that was....hopefully it doesn't spread


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