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Old October 28th, 2008, 04:51 PM
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

ahh ill have to get a pic of my farm.....some strands are like 5 inches long... its sad.

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Old October 28th, 2008, 05:47 PM
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Just remember to strain out all the pods before you drink it.They tend to tickle going down.
sadly my sixline has destroyed the majority of the population in my entire 180. I have had some lr in a trash can that im trying to rid of some algae before i put it in but im in the works of finally getting rid of my wet/dry setup to create a area where i can breed pods.

long story short. there were no pods in that glass
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Old October 28th, 2008, 09:22 PM
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

Alexander have you every tried a lawnmower blenny? dude the one I got completely wiped mine out in four days.

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Alexander have you every tried a lawnmower blenny? dude the one I got completely wiped mine out in four days.





check..... its an eyelash/seaweed blenny from what i can identify, but its very very close to the same thing as the lawnmower.
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

Now that is a cool looking blenny.
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Now that is a cool looking blenny.
I really wanted to get one i liked the look of. The typical Lawnmowers are rad, but they are just too plain and dime a dozen so i wanted something different. If I had sps at my disposal i would go with the leopard blenny but since i dont and thats all they eat it was a toss up between this one and the bi color. I think i made the right choice.
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

alexander let me be the first to say POTM next month
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

Went to my lfs today and they had one of these. Called it a mother blenny. I said that aint no blenny. They wern't listening though. I have never seen one before. I came home and looked it up because I thought the fish was awesome and I wanted it for the new tank....... I think I will pass.
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

Why mess up your in tank refugium up.

I vote for POTM if you take a picture of you gulping it down.
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Re: Culturing hair algae: ATTN RcPilot

He is pretty badass though Hoops.

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