Lets say if these plants were to go asexual, would an ozonizer help prevent the death of the inhabitants? The ozonizer put lots of oxygen in the water.
It might break down the metabolites released via the gametes, and keep the impact lower, yes. Would I rely on ozone alone? Probably not. The first time I had caulerpa go sexual (taxafolia), I did a water change and added more carbon.
The solution is to keep it trimmed..
Here's the thing. Most macro's have reproductive events when their needs aren't being met. I.e. not enough nutrients said:
This information comes from this thread that I was reading because I'm holding some livestock for Elizabeth Stuben, who had her wild forest of halimeda go through this event.
