Priscilla wrote:Hi Odin!Its a type of brackish macroalgae but im not sure on its name
May I know what kind of plant/algae is that?
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odin wrote:Oh alright! Do you know where I can get some of it?Priscilla wrote:Hi Odin!Its a type of brackish macroalgae but im not sure on its name
May I know what kind of plant/algae is that?
Pris 
I was sent this by a friend in the US because I couldn't find any here in the UK and no where would ship it to me lol.
That looks a lot like cheatomorpha. There are some reports of it doing okay in brackish.
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caine wrote:That looks a lot like cheatomorpha. There are some reports of it doing okay in brackish.@Halocaridina has some in his tank which is doing good, see here: viewtopic.php?f=2&p=1873#p1873
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odin wrote:I was sent this by a friend in the US because I couldn't find any here in the UK and no where would ship it to me lol.I see, guess I'll continue searching then!
Pris
Sad news today guys, i found a dead nerite snail on my floor 
It must of gotten onto the glass lid and got through the small circular hole used to put your finger in and remove the lid from the tank. It was a smallish sized snail so i guess that's how it fit through. This blows
It must of gotten onto the glass lid and got through the small circular hole used to put your finger in and remove the lid from the tank. It was a smallish sized snail so i guess that's how it fit through. This blows 
Escape artist! Now you need to cover the hole...
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Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish