Why Does Coralline Algae Sometimes Turn White

October 29, 2007 · Print This Article

Coralline algae, in my opinion make the rock within a saltwater aquarium look more natural as well as adding a differing type of colour to the aquarium.

The colour of coralline algae is normally a deep red/purple however there are various colour variations which may occur.

So what can make coralline algae sometimes turn white?
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  1. Steeltowndubber on November 2nd, 2007 3:40 am

    Thanks for writing about this. Very informative. I’ve just noticed in my 2.5 gallon pico that I have a rock where a patch of coralline has turned white.

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