How do you get rid of Caulerpa prolifera??

[Susan]

Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.

TIA--Susan :)

[Tristie]

On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
> Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> TIA--Susan :)

Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
in there to erradicate it.

[ScottyFLL]

On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > TIA--Susan :)
>
> Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> in there to erradicate it.

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[bobandcarole[_23_]]

On Aug 25, 8:03?pm, Tristie > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > TIA--Susan :)
>
> Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> in there to erradicate it.

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[ScottyFLL[_2_]]

On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > in there to erradicate it.
>
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> On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
> > > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > > in there to erradicate it.
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[ScottyFLL[_2_]]

On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > in there to erradicate it.
>
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[bobandcarole[_25_]]

On Aug 25, 10:21?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 10:19?pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
> > > On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
> > > > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > > > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > > > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > > > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > > > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > > > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > > > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > > > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > > > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > > > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > > > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > > > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > > > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > > > in there to erradicate it.
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[ScottyFLL[_2_]]

On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > in there to erradicate it.
>
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[bobandcarole[_25_]]

On Aug 25, 10:24?pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
> > > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > > in there to erradicate it.
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[Patrick[_2_]]

Hi Susan,

Don't know if this will help if it's running rampant, but in the past I've
"blocked" the light to a specific portion of my tank by temporarily putting
a a small piece of wood (I guess anything will really work though) between
the glass cover and the lights, over the area that I want diminished light
to. It just took some experimentation to find the right size obstruction &
placement on the glass, without casting too big of a shadow and effecting
anything else. This combined with manually pruning some of it out may help.

I have to be honest, I've never tried this with caulerpa, but have succeded
with other lower forms of algae by doing this. This way there are no animals
introduced that need to be specially fed after the algae is gone, and if
desired (this is what I did), you can leave one section where the algae
continues to grow, which will make it easier to manually remove by picking
it off the rocks when needed, but maintaining it's benefits to your tank.

If you try it, hope it works for you.

Patrick

[Susan]

Thanks for the suggestion! I didn't think about blocking an area. I've been
able to keep it under control in a small area in my previous tank where the
rocks with the caulerpa were beforehand (by pruning it and the fish keeping
it "mowed') but somehow or another it really took off when I set up my 75
gallon tank. I'm guessing since I now have VHO lighting on the tank it's
helping it spread. Several of my fish will pick at it but it's just not
enough to keep it controlled now. I guess I have a caulerpa picking day
ahead of me :)

Susan :)
"Patrick" > wrote in message
news:OCdAi.1424$0_2.815@trndny07...
> Hi Susan,
>
> Don't know if this will help if it's running rampant, but in the past I've
> "blocked" the light to a specific portion of my tank by temporarily
> putting a a small piece of wood (I guess anything will really work though)
> between the glass cover and the lights, over the area that I want
> diminished light to. It just took some experimentation to find the right
> size obstruction & placement on the glass, without casting too big of a
> shadow and effecting anything else. This combined with manually pruning
> some of it out may help.
>
> I have to be honest, I've never tried this with caulerpa, but have
> succeded with other lower forms of algae by doing this. This way there are
> no animals introduced that need to be specially fed after the algae is
> gone, and if desired (this is what I did), you can leave one section where
> the algae continues to grow, which will make it easier to manually remove
> by picking it off the rocks when needed, but maintaining it's benefits to
> your tank.
>
> If you try it, hope it works for you.
>
> Patrick
>
>

[ScottyFLL[_2_]]

On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > in there to erradicate it.
>
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[bobandcarole[_25_]]

On Aug 25, 10:25?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 10:24?pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
> > > On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
> > > > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > > > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > > > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > > > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > > > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > > > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > > > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > > > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > > > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > > > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > > > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > > > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > > > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > > > in there to erradicate it.
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This ignorant ****tard/faggot liar is a usenet newbie and thinks he
is more computer savvy than me...

"I think we'll be seeing less of bobandcarole around these here
parts...at least while I'm around"--faggot ScottyFLL proves he
doesn't have a ****ing clue.


He's soooooo smart, isn't he?....LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was almost as funny as his "lawsuit" :-)


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He's selling them for $50.00 as if anybody would be
remotely interested in ANYTHING connected to him.


Now, he's going to have to look
up "clueless faggot" and he'll
find a picture of himself..



> LOL!!! You retarded ****wit!! LOL!! Send all the mail you want to
> "ScottyFLL". They'll either all get bounced back at you, or someone
> else will be getting them! LOL!


There's only one ScAtMaN ScottyFLL....Thank God!!!


> Thanks for playing!!!


Thank YOU for playing, faggot. I've relegated you to
being usenets spellchecker. Shall I plant another
"wourd" for you to find and tap-dance for us again?

[Tristie]

On Aug 26, 3:44 pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 10:25?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
snip


>
> Thank YOU for playing, faggot. I've relegated you to
> being usenets spellchecker. Shall I plant another
> "wourd" for you to find and tap-dance for us again?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

hey hey hey, finding miss pelled wourds and such is TYNKS job.what are
we gonna do with the chick with a dick, lay it off or just fire its
ass? After all it does claim to have a Mustang GT whoooooooooooo
hoooooooooooooo(****ing ford crap) and two kids, but alas "Ot" does
not really now who the momma is nor the daddy as TYNK took a **** one
day and there they were so IT claimed them as ITs own
product.........As for ITS so called husband that wold be butt ****
buddy since TYNK is a tranny..................whoooooooooooo
hoooooooooooo a Mustang GT.oh boi oh boi oh boi a ****ing FORD! With
TYNK having a Mustang GT is that suppiosed to make it more important
than the hard working dude that drives a YUGO or just an ignorant ass.
I say ignorant ass because what you drive or screw don't make a hill
of beans in these groups, and I consider topics like KIDs and cars to
be cross posts by this hipocrit bitch wanna be chick with a dick.
TYNK reminds me of a dick with Ears.....and I think it has itself
pulled silly

[bobandcarole[_25_]]

On Aug 26, 5:22?pm, Tristie > wrote:
> On Aug 26, 3:44 pm, bobandcarole > wrote:> On Aug 25, 10:25?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
>
> snip
>
>
>
> > Thank YOU for playing, faggot. I've relegated you to
> > being usenets spellchecker. Shall I plant another
> > "wourd" for you to find and tap-dance for us again?- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> hey hey hey, finding miss pelled wourds and such is TYNKS job.what are
> we gonna do with the chick with a dick, lay it off or just fire its
> ass? After all it does claim to have a Mustang GT whoooooooooooo
> hoooooooooooooo(****ing ford crap) and two kids, but alas "Ot" does
> not really now who the momma is nor the daddy as TYNK took a **** one
> day and there they were so IT claimed them as ITs own
> product.........As for ITS so called husband that wold be butt ****
> buddy since TYNK is a tranny..................whoooooooooooo
> hoooooooooooo a Mustang GT.oh boi oh boi oh boi a ****ing FORD! With
> TYNK having a Mustang GT is that suppiosed to make it more important
> than the hard working dude that drives a YUGO or just an ignorant ass.
> I say ignorant ass because what you drive or screw don't make a hill
> of beans in these groups, and I consider topics like KIDs and cars to
> be cross posts by this hipocrit bitch wanna be chick with a dick.
> TYNK reminds me of a dick with Ears.....and I think it has itself
> pulled silly

Sounds like the perfect for ScAtMaN ScottyFLL if he/she likes to smoke
turds.
BTW...ThE ScAtMaN is selling his family portraits for $50.00..{See
below}

http://img96.imageshack.us/my.php?image=robclarke1ui4.jpg

[bobandcarole[_25_]]

On Aug 26, 7:52?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
> On Aug 26, 5:22?pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 26, 3:44 pm, bobandcarole > wrote:> On Aug 25, 10:25?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
>
> > snip
>
> > > Thank YOU for playing, faggot. I've relegated you to
> > > being usenets spellchecker. Shall I plant another
> > > "wourd" for you to find and tap-dance for us again?- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > - Show quoted text -
>
> > hey hey hey, finding miss pelled wourds and such is TYNKS job.what are
> > we gonna do with the chick with a dick, lay it off or just fire its
> > ass? After all it does claim to have a Mustang GT whoooooooooooo
> > hoooooooooooooo(****ing ford crap) and two kids, but alas "Ot" does
> > not really now who the momma is nor the daddy as TYNK took a **** one
> > day and there they were so IT claimed them as ITs own
> > product.........As for ITS so called husband that wold be butt ****
> > buddy since TYNK is a tranny..................whoooooooooooo
> > hoooooooooooo a Mustang GT.oh boi oh boi oh boi a ****ing FORD! With
> > TYNK having a Mustang GT is that suppiosed to make it more important
> > than the hard working dude that drives a YUGO or just an ignorant ass.
> > I say ignorant ass because what you drive or screw don't make a hill
> > of beans in these groups, and I consider topics like KIDs and cars to
> > be cross posts by this hipocrit bitch wanna be chick with a dick.
> > TYNK reminds me of a dick with Ears.....and I think it has itself
> > pulled silly
>
Sounds like the perfect match for ScAtMaN ScottyFLL,
if he/she likes to smoke turds.

BTW...ThE ScAtMaN is selling his family portraits for $50.00..

{See below}

http://img96.imageshack.us/my.php?image=robclarke1ui4.jpg

[Jeanne D'Ork]

bobandcarole > skrev i melding
om>...
>On Aug 26, 7:52?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
>> On Aug 26, 5:22?pm, Tristie > wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > On Aug 26, 3:44 pm, bobandcarole > wrote:> On Aug 25, 10:25?pm, bobandcarole > wrote:
>>
>> > snip
>>
>> > > Thank YOU for playing, faggot. I've relegated you to
>> > > being usenets spellchecker. Shall I plant another
>> > > "wourd" for you to find and tap-dance for us again?- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> > > - Show quoted text -
>>
>> > hey hey hey, finding miss pelled wourds and such is TYNKS job.what are
>> > we gonna do with the chick with a dick, lay it off or just fire its
>> > ass? After all it does claim to have a Mustang GT whoooooooooooo
>> > hoooooooooooooo(****ing ford crap) and two kids, but alas "Ot" does
>> > not really now who the momma is nor the daddy as TYNK took a **** one
>> > day and there they were so IT claimed them as ITs own
>> > product.........As for ITS so called husband that wold be butt ****
>> > buddy since TYNK is a tranny..................whoooooooooooo
>> > hoooooooooooo a Mustang GT.oh boi oh boi oh boi a ****ing FORD! With
>> > TYNK having a Mustang GT is that suppiosed to make it more important
>> > than the hard working dude that drives a YUGO or just an ignorant ass.
>> > I say ignorant ass because what you drive or screw don't make a hill
>> > of beans in these groups, and I consider topics like KIDs and cars to
>> > be cross posts by this hipocrit bitch wanna be chick with a dick.
>> > TYNK reminds me of a dick with Ears.....and I think it has itself
>> > pulled silly
>>
> Sounds like the perfect match for ScAtMaN ScottyFLL,
> if he/she likes to smoke turds.
>
> BTW...ThE ScAtMaN is selling his family portraits for $50.00..
>
>{See below}
>
> http://img96.imageshack.us/my.php?image=robclarke1ui4.jpg

Which heaven to gaudy day? And there they are committed to only one ISP, left
with better news groups. Hehehe.

Your welcome.

[ScottyFLL[_2_]]

On Aug 25, 10:22 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
> > > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > > in there to erradicate it.
>
> > Speaking of fat: http://community.webshots.com/user/blobandcarole-Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Speaking of fat: http://community.webshots.com/user/blobandcarole- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Have you written to Webshots to get these screenshots taken down?
How
many times have you written? THEY HAVEN'T LISTENED TO
YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DOOOOOOOOOO
SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!! Fat pig!!!

http://community.webshots.com/user/blobandcarole

[Tristie]

On Aug 26, 8:09 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
> On Aug 25, 10:22 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Aug 25, 10:18 pm, ScottyFLL > wrote:
>
> > > On Aug 25, 8:03 pm, Tristie > wrote:
>
> > > > On Aug 25, 5:54 pm, "Susan" > wrote:
>
> > > > > Set up my 75 gallon tank a short while back and had a "few small" pieces of
> > > > > rock with caulerpa prolifera on them. Not really thinking this would be a
> > > > > problem I put them in the tank and now have it all over the rocks in the
> > > > > tank. Is there an easy way to get rid of this without hurting the other
> > > > > inhabitants in the tank? This stuff is taking over and I need to get it
> > > > > under control. I currently have a few fish that eat a little bit of it but
> > > > > not enough to control it. I can't leave the lights off either as I have a
> > > > > lot of anemones and corals dependent on the lighting.
>
> > > > > TIA--Susan :)
>
> > > > Well Susie Q .evidently you just do and not read up first as any
> > > > individual that has half an IQ knows, its not a good idea to put
> > > > caulerpa in a DT......it belongs in a sump or refugium at most. I bet
> > > > some dumbass here on this group told you it would be fine to put in
> > > > the DT. Get a tang or a foxface or put up with it. Yu can always pull
> > > > the rocks and scub it down and cross your fingers...or remember not to
> > > > take idiots that work at LFS word on doing anything or especially the
> > > > adivice given here by Wayne Sallee and a few others.which is for the
> > > > most part totally erroneous info.Afterall the guy could not even keep
> > > > his stock in his petshop alive and it put him out of business, and he
> > > > insists on giving out info on a usenet group...go figure. Pull out
> > > > what you can and keep doing it until you can get a proper fish or two
> > > > in there to erradicate it.
>
> > > Speaking of fat: http://community.webshots.com/user/blobandcarole-Hidequoted text -
>
> > > - Show quoted text -
>
> > Speaking of fat: http://community.webshots.com/user/blobandcarole-Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Have you written to Webshots to get these screenshots taken down?
> How
> many times have you written? THEY HAVEN'T LISTENED TO
> YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DOOOOOOOOOO
> SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!! Fat pig!!!
>
> http://community.webshots.com/user/blobandcarole- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Please do not use the name of our aquaria groups guru in vain....FAT
PIG is Tynk the chick with a dick, title, so please use it with
discretion! Hey afterall she has a GT
Mustang.whoooooooooooooooooohooooooooooooobeat my meat with boxing
glove.......can you imagine that a MUSTANG GT...............and two
spaced out kids that go baaaaaaaaa, baaaaaaaaaa, baaaaaaaaaaa

[Wayne Sallee]

If you have tangs eating it, then by simply picking
it yourself, it will make it easier for the tangs to
finish it off. Another thing that you can do, is to
keep an eye out for calerpa snails that eat the
stuff. Those snails are grean, and blend in, and
will multiply quickly. They tend to be picky about
what species of calerpa that they will eat. You are
not likely to see stores trying to sell them, but if
you watch for new shipments of calerpa, you can
often find some, and ask to purchase them.

If the species of caulerpa you have is
prolifera,(flat, not feathered leaves) then I have
not found any snails that eat that much at all, and
fish are less likely to eat it over other speices of
caulerpa. That's the bad news, but the good news is
that it is the easiest to remove from the tank with
your hands. It's also the toughest, and least likely
to crash.

Wayne Sallee


Susan wrote on 8/26/2007 11:01 AM:
> Thanks for the suggestion! I didn't think about blocking an area. I've been
> able to keep it under control in a small area in my previous tank where the
> rocks with the caulerpa were beforehand (by pruning it and the fish keeping
> it "mowed') but somehow or another it really took off when I set up my 75
> gallon tank. I'm guessing since I now have VHO lighting on the tank it's
> helping it spread. Several of my fish will pick at it but it's just not
> enough to keep it controlled now. I guess I have a caulerpa picking day
> ahead of me :)
>
> Susan :)
> "Patrick" > wrote in message
> news:OCdAi.1424$0_2.815@trndny07...
>> Hi Susan,
>>
>> Don't know if this will help if it's running rampant, but in the past I've
>> "blocked" the light to a specific portion of my tank by temporarily
>> putting a a small piece of wood (I guess anything will really work though)
>> between the glass cover and the lights, over the area that I want
>> diminished light to. It just took some experimentation to find the right
>> size obstruction & placement on the glass, without casting too big of a
>> shadow and effecting anything else. This combined with manually pruning
>> some of it out may help.
>>
>> I have to be honest, I've never tried this with caulerpa, but have
>> succeded with other lower forms of algae by doing this. This way there are
>> no animals introduced that need to be specially fed after the algae is
>> gone, and if desired (this is what I did), you can leave one section where
>> the algae continues to grow, which will make it easier to manually remove
>> by picking it off the rocks when needed, but maintaining it's benefits to
>> your tank.
>>
>> If you try it, hope it works for you.
>>
>> Patrick
>>
>>
>
>

[Susan]

Thanks Wayne for the info. I picked as much as I could yesterday. I've
managed to keep it under control in the past but I guess the VHO lighting
made it take off. Anyone want any it's free for the pickin :)

Susan :)
"Wayne Sallee" > wrote in message
...
> If you have tangs eating it, then by simply picking it yourself, it will
> make it easier for the tangs to finish it off. Another thing that you can
> do, is to keep an eye out for calerpa snails that eat the stuff. Those
> snails are grean, and blend in, and will multiply quickly. They tend to be
> picky about what species of calerpa that they will eat. You are not likely
> to see stores trying to sell them, but if you watch for new shipments of
> calerpa, you can often find some, and ask to purchase them.
>
> If the species of caulerpa you have is prolifera,(flat, not feathered
> leaves) then I have not found any snails that eat that much at all, and
> fish are less likely to eat it over other speices of caulerpa. That's the
> bad news, but the good news is that it is the easiest to remove from the
> tank with your hands. It's also the toughest, and least likely to crash.
>
> Wayne Sallee
>
>
> Susan wrote on 8/26/2007 11:01 AM:
>> Thanks for the suggestion! I didn't think about blocking an area. I've
>> been able to keep it under control in a small area in my previous tank
>> where the rocks with the caulerpa were beforehand (by pruning it and the
>> fish keeping it "mowed') but somehow or another it really took off when
>> I set up my 75 gallon tank. I'm guessing since I now have VHO lighting
>> on the tank it's helping it spread. Several of my fish will pick at it
>> but it's just not enough to keep it controlled now. I guess I have a
>> caulerpa picking day ahead of me :)
>>
>> Susan :)
>> "Patrick" > wrote in message
>> news:OCdAi.1424$0_2.815@trndny07...
>>> Hi Susan,
>>>
>>> Don't know if this will help if it's running rampant, but in the past
>>> I've "blocked" the light to a specific portion of my tank by temporarily
>>> putting a a small piece of wood (I guess anything will really work
>>> though) between the glass cover and the lights, over the area that I
>>> want diminished light to. It just took some experimentation to find the
>>> right size obstruction & placement on the glass, without casting too big
>>> of a shadow and effecting anything else. This combined with manually
>>> pruning some of it out may help.
>>>
>>> I have to be honest, I've never tried this with caulerpa, but have
>>> succeded with other lower forms of algae by doing this. This way there
>>> are no animals introduced that need to be specially fed after the algae
>>> is gone, and if desired (this is what I did), you can leave one section
>>> where the algae continues to grow, which will make it easier to manually
>>> remove by picking it off the rocks when needed, but maintaining it's
>>> benefits to your tank.
>>>
>>> If you try it, hope it works for you.
>>>
>>> Patrick
>>>
>>>
>>

[Wayne Sallee]

Take it to your LFS they may give you store credit
for it. It's great for someone that has a fish only
tank, and is looking for plants. It does not grow so
terribly fast under normal lighting.

Wayne Sallee


Susan wrote on 8/27/2007 4:17 PM:
> Thanks Wayne for the info. I picked as much as I could yesterday. I've
> managed to keep it under control in the past but I guess the VHO lighting
> made it take off. Anyone want any it's free for the pickin :)
>
> Susan :)
> "Wayne Sallee" > wrote in message
> ...
>> If you have tangs eating it, then by simply picking it yourself, it will
>> make it easier for the tangs to finish it off. Another thing that you can
>> do, is to keep an eye out for calerpa snails that eat the stuff. Those
>> snails are grean, and blend in, and will multiply quickly. They tend to be
>> picky about what species of calerpa that they will eat. You are not likely
>> to see stores trying to sell them, but if you watch for new shipments of
>> calerpa, you can often find some, and ask to purchase them.
>>
>> If the species of caulerpa you have is prolifera,(flat, not feathered
>> leaves) then I have not found any snails that eat that much at all, and
>> fish are less likely to eat it over other speices of caulerpa. That's the
>> bad news, but the good news is that it is the easiest to remove from the
>> tank with your hands. It's also the toughest, and least likely to crash.
>>
>> Wayne Sallee
>>
>>
>> Susan wrote on 8/26/2007 11:01 AM:
>>> Thanks for the suggestion! I didn't think about blocking an area. I've
>>> been able to keep it under control in a small area in my previous tank
>>> where the rocks with the caulerpa were beforehand (by pruning it and the
>>> fish keeping it "mowed') but somehow or another it really took off when
>>> I set up my 75 gallon tank. I'm guessing since I now have VHO lighting
>>> on the tank it's helping it spread. Several of my fish will pick at it
>>> but it's just not enough to keep it controlled now. I guess I have a
>>> caulerpa picking day ahead of me :)
>>>
>>> Susan :)
>>> "Patrick" > wrote in message
>>> news:OCdAi.1424$0_2.815@trndny07...
>>>> Hi Susan,
>>>>
>>>> Don't know if this will help if it's running rampant, but in the past
>>>> I've "blocked" the light to a specific portion of my tank by temporarily
>>>> putting a a small piece of wood (I guess anything will really work
>>>> though) between the glass cover and the lights, over the area that I
>>>> want diminished light to. It just took some experimentation to find the
>>>> right size obstruction & placement on the glass, without casting too big
>>>> of a shadow and effecting anything else. This combined with manually
>>>> pruning some of it out may help.
>>>>
>>>> I have to be honest, I've never tried this with caulerpa, but have
>>>> succeded with other lower forms of algae by doing this. This way there
>>>> are no animals introduced that need to be specially fed after the algae
>>>> is gone, and if desired (this is what I did), you can leave one section
>>>> where the algae continues to grow, which will make it easier to manually
>>>> remove by picking it off the rocks when needed, but maintaining it's
>>>> benefits to your tank.
>>>>
>>>> If you try it, hope it works for you.
>>>>
>>>> Patrick
>>>>
>>>>
>

--
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[ttomjoly]

Thank you for your suggestions! I do not want to block an area. I have been Able to maintain its control in a small area where my previous tank algae, respectively, and pre-rock fern , but in any case, it does take off another 75 when I set my gallon water tanks.