Advice For Decorative Algae?

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29 gallon tank, one percula clown, two blue chromis, one sandsifting star, one convict worm goby, one peppermint shrimp. As far as plants/rock. I have about 30 lbs of liverock and some feather caulerpa. I would like to add some soft algae/coral, but am fairly certain I cant sustain coral... I have stock lighting (800K full spectrum) and i dont think thats enough for much. Any advice on what i could add?:flowers:
 
I keep lots of algae in my tank. Anything in the Caulerpa genus should be fine.

I actually just trimmed most of mine down, if i had known I could have sent you some
 

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Id suggest the opposite. Nothing in the caulperia family. Spreads to fast imo. My lfs literally had to take an entire tank down because it got out of hand. I believe tim is doing macros with his angler tank and got a red and green sampler pack real cheap. He can prob point you in the right direction.
 
I have some feather caulerpa, it doesnt seem to grow that fast. I only have to trim it down once every month or so. How often do you trim yours?
 
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