Sea Hare - Spotted Groupers For stable low-nutrient aquariums

For stable low-nutrient aquariums

Use gentle pressure when releasing food and avoid touching coral tissue unnecessarily

macroalgae area

as root stimulation occurs first and improved visible leaf and stem growth follows after the initial induction period

Sea Hare - Spotted Groupers For stable low-nutrient aquariumsSea Hare are huge slugs with massive appetites for algae. Most species eat soft green hair algae, although spotted Hares may also eat macro algae such as Caulerpa. Sea Hares have soft bodies and may become sucked into powerheads so all pumps should be screened. It is common for Hares to bury themselves in the sand. If stressed or dying they can release an ink into the water which should be quickly removed with water changes and fresh carbon. They are