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KurtG
January 30th 07, 07:53 PM
Does anybody know where I can find some of this? I found some on ebay,
but it was XXL 15 inch variety which seems too big to me.
Does it make good tang food?
--Kurt
Marco Schwarz
January 30th 07, 08:39 PM
Hi..
[...C. prolifera...]
> Does anybody know where I can find some of this?
I guess - sorry I know - in the Mediterranean Sea..! ;-)
> I found some on ebay,
> but it was XXL 15 inch variety which seems too big to me.
Hmm.., caulerpas are _green_ algae but no tang..!
> Does it make good tang food?
No.., see above-mentioned. Tried "sushi suplies"..? :-)
--
cu
Marco
Add Homonym
January 30th 07, 09:13 PM
Marco Schwarz wrote:
> Hi..
>
> [...C. prolifera...]
>
>>Does anybody know where I can find some of this?
>
>
> I guess - sorry I know - in the Mediterranean Sea..! ;-)
Prolifera is native to the Mediterranean. I thgink you mean Caulerpa
taxifolia (feather caulerpa) which is the invasive crap that has sprung
up all over the Mediterranean.
>
>
>>I found some on ebay,
>>but it was XXL 15 inch variety which seems too big to me.
>
>
> Hmm.., caulerpas are _green_ algae but no tang..!
>
>
>>Does it make good tang food?
My yellow tang particularly seems to like Caulerpa racemosa... He also
eats taxifolia when I give it to him, but if he has both, he favors the
recemosa.
I've Never put prolifera in my tank, but I bet he'd eat it.
>
>
> No.., see above-mentioned. Tried "sushi suplies"..? :-)
>
Yah. Nori works wuite well as tang food. (my ocellaris eat it too...)
Add Homonym
January 30th 07, 09:16 PM
KurtG wrote:
>
> Does anybody know where I can find some of this? I found some on ebay,
> but it was XXL 15 inch variety which seems too big to me.
>
> Does it make good tang food?
>
> --Kurt
Just to nitpick a bit here... (sorry)
You are supposed to capitalize the genus, but not the species.
It's "Caulerpa prolifera", not "Caulerpa Prolifera"
KurtG
January 31st 07, 12:42 AM
Add Homonym wrote:
> It's "Caulerpa prolifera", not "Caulerpa Prolifera"
>
Yeah, I do tend to blunder into the scientific names. Thanks!
Wayne Sallee
February 10th 07, 08:19 PM
That Caulerpa is down on the tang list. Tangs like
the grape the best of all the Cauleras.
Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets
KurtG wrote on 1/30/2007 2:53 PM:
>
> Does anybody know where I can find some of this? I found some on ebay,
> but it was XXL 15 inch variety which seems too big to me.
>
> Does it make good tang food?
>
> --Kurt
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