Re: Food of Aplysia from Hawaii
January 13, 2009
From: Kate Werner
Concerning message #22142:
Thanks Bill.
I tried several types of algae and it didn't seem to be eating any of them. I returned him to rocky pools at a similar beach. I didn't realize algae exuded poison. Is there any way to keep live algae in a tank because I noticed my fish enjoying lying on it like carpet. He's a goby.
Kate
ekatewerner@hotmail.com
Werner, K., 2009 (Jan 13) Re: Food of Aplysia from Hawaii. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/22149Dear Kate,
I am not an expert on keeping algae in aquaria, but as a general rule, brown and red algae in small aquarium systems where the water is not continually changed are not a good idea - especially if the algae are being eaten alive.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman
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