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03-06-2012, 01:38 PM
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I used a smaller plastic mesh over my overflow. Worked great.
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03-06-2012, 05:53 PM
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Yes they are stupid. As are 99% of the other things we like to keep in our aquariums.
If you have a refugium it would probably be best to place it down there. These sea slugs are pretty much useless for nuisance algae control in a display tank anyways. The Sea Slug forum had this to say about their feeding preferences. "In choice experiments they found that E. crispata would eat a number of species of siphonaceous green algae including Batophora oerstedi, Bryopsis plumosa, Halimeda spp, Penicillus spp, Caulerpa paspaloides and Caulerpa racemosa. Jensen & Clark (1983) later showed that another species of Caulerpa, C. verticillata (a very finely branched species, which looks a bit like a tiny Christmas tree), is the preferred food of the juveniles of this species." http://www.seaslugforum.net/message/3863
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