Pincushion Urchin Eating Coralline Algae at Audrey Paul blog

Pincushion Urchin Eating Coralline Algae. I have found that they will eat any kind of soft algae and then they will eat coralline after this. I have 3 urchins (2 pencil urchins and 1 pincushion urchin). I'd suggest a real good scraper Although this urchin can be more destructive than the other, it eats algae much faster. Should enough algae not be present (or provided), they are known to graze. They all eat nori (purple or green). It also has an appetite for hair algae, which tuxedo urchins do not. A regular florida pincushion urchin (pink or purple, spines all the same length) will eat the %^&t out of hair algae and any other algae. It is so cool, but it isn’t moving around a whole lot since i. Just as a note of caution, the urchnis will. But much more likely to eat from where you want it, on the rocks, than on the glass. If you have a lot of algae, then you might. While it will constantly be removing some of the algae, a healthy aquarium of 75 gallons and enough live rock should be able to grow more than enough coralline to. I just got a beautiful small purple spine pincushion urchin from algae barn! The important factor here for the health and longevity of your pincushion urchin, is that you wait to add it until there is a good amount of coralline algae available for it to eat.

If you have a lot of algae, then you might. Should enough algae not be present (or provided), they are known to graze. They all eat nori (purple or green). I have 3 urchins (2 pencil urchins and 1 pincushion urchin). It is so cool, but it isn’t moving around a whole lot since i. It also has an appetite for hair algae, which tuxedo urchins do not. I have found that they will eat any kind of soft algae and then they will eat coralline after this. While it will constantly be removing some of the algae, a healthy aquarium of 75 gallons and enough live rock should be able to grow more than enough coralline to. Just as a note of caution, the urchnis will. The important factor here for the health and longevity of your pincushion urchin, is that you wait to add it until there is a good amount of coralline algae available for it to eat.

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Pincushion Urchin Eating Coralline Algae I have 3 urchins (2 pencil urchins and 1 pincushion urchin). It also has an appetite for hair algae, which tuxedo urchins do not. Although this urchin can be more destructive than the other, it eats algae much faster. They all eat nori (purple or green). I have 3 urchins (2 pencil urchins and 1 pincushion urchin). I'd suggest a real good scraper If you have a lot of algae, then you might. While it will constantly be removing some of the algae, a healthy aquarium of 75 gallons and enough live rock should be able to grow more than enough coralline to. I just got a beautiful small purple spine pincushion urchin from algae barn! Just as a note of caution, the urchnis will. A regular florida pincushion urchin (pink or purple, spines all the same length) will eat the %^&t out of hair algae and any other algae. The important factor here for the health and longevity of your pincushion urchin, is that you wait to add it until there is a good amount of coralline algae available for it to eat. I have found that they will eat any kind of soft algae and then they will eat coralline after this. But much more likely to eat from where you want it, on the rocks, than on the glass. Should enough algae not be present (or provided), they are known to graze. It is so cool, but it isn’t moving around a whole lot since i.