iamwhatiam52
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I just moved to a house on a canal in Freeport.
A spoonfull of algae from the canal has more life in it than I could describe! Amphipods, copepods, tiny crustaceans of bewildering varieties, flatworms, segmented worms, unsegmented worms, even a pinhead sized nudibranch.
If I feed or introduce some of this to my mixed up reef (algae for my tang, pods for the rest of the gang) can any of it become a problem? Will it even survive if not eaten?
How about the sponges and tunicates growing under my floating dock?
Anyone have experience with this?
A spoonfull of algae from the canal has more life in it than I could describe! Amphipods, copepods, tiny crustaceans of bewildering varieties, flatworms, segmented worms, unsegmented worms, even a pinhead sized nudibranch.
If I feed or introduce some of this to my mixed up reef (algae for my tang, pods for the rest of the gang) can any of it become a problem? Will it even survive if not eaten?
How about the sponges and tunicates growing under my floating dock?
Anyone have experience with this?