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Re: caulerpa going sexual without 24/7 lighting, "when not if" is certainly true...yesterday I came home to a totally cloudy tank and immediately ripped out all the caulerpa!

Okay, I have a 75 gallon cornerflow with a marineland model 2 sump, which has a dedicated chamber for an in-sump skimmer...however, I've only had the whole set-up going for two months and knowing that I wouldn't need a skimmer right away, I decided to turn the skimmer chamber into a refugium...

No problem. I do have some pictures, but they're mostly of when the tank was overrun by aiptasia - lol! I have that pretty much wiped out and now I need to start tackling the coraline that is growing on the hard to reach areas (the front corners, near the power head). :) I'm a bit embarrassed...

Hi - I have had a 14 gallon biocube since November of 2007. I have a tomato clown and a yellow-tail damsel in it. The clown hosts a somewhat long-stemmed mushroom colony (not sure of the ID of the mushrooms). I have a couple of yuma ricordeas, some blue discosomas, a condylactis anemone and a...

I have used (and continue to use) Aiptasia-X. I've never tried Joe's Juice, so can't compare, but it works better than anything else I've tried (kalkwasser paste, lemon juice, boiling water). Highly recommend it!

It's not the grape kind - it's the fern-ish looking one. Thanks for the welcome, by the way! I will try to get my profile more fully filled out soon.

I have had caulerpa in my 14g biocube for about a month on a 10 hour light cycle and it has yet to go "sexual" on me...is it a matter of time, or does the common wisdom of 24/7 lighting possibly have some exceptions. I prune regularly. I have both chaeto and caulerpa in the refugium of my 75g.