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Green Sea Lettuce Macroalgae Gorgonians Its wide flow pattern helps

Green Sea Lettuce Macroalgae Gorgonians Its wide flow pattern helpsGreen Sea Lettuce creates thin, flat sheets which are translucent and very beautiful. In time it may form a disc shaped holdfast. It can be grown in the aquarium but may be eaten by many species of fish, sea hares, and other invertebrates. It is usually kept in a refugium or algae tumbler under high light, and under such conditions it makes an excellent exporter of nitrates and phosphates. The harvested portions make a terrific treat for aquarium

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Its wide flow pattern helps move water throughout the aquarium without creating a narrow high-pressure jet

Rinse vials with aquarium water before each test

while Hikari's Bio-Pure process helps maintain whole-animal quality and clean feeding

Diameter: 1-1/4 in

Maxspect 330/350 Compatibility Notes

Green Sea Lettuce Macroalgae Gorgonians Its wide flow pattern helpsGreen Sea Lettuce creates thin, flat sheets which are translucent and very beautiful. In time it may form a disc shaped holdfast. It can be grown in the aquarium but may be eaten by many species of fish, sea hares, and other invertebrates. It is usually kept in a refugium or algae tumbler under high light, and under such conditions it makes an excellent exporter of nitrates and phosphates. The harvested portions make a terrific treat for aquarium

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