Florida divers look for Caulerpa brachypus

[doole]

Caramba. Sometimes I hate to admit I ever had anything to do with aquariums.

 

[reefsavers.org]

Hey ref, you wouldn't be breaking any patent laws or something in telling us a bit about this "technology" you've developed to curb invasive algal growth? I've never heard anything even remotely like this, and I'd love to know more. Just the theory behind the application would be useful, if you could detail even that.

The system removes invasive algae simply by sucking it up without removing coral polyps and other small objects or fish etc. The device is adaptable to any size boat or vessel and can be loaded or unloaded by 1 person. It is powered by 12 volt DC and almost all boats have that. The entire system weighs less than 75 pounds and can be operated in almost any depth. Scientist have determined it is the most effective way to remove invasive algaes. It can remove Zebra Mussels as well. Water that was passed through the system was tested, and the results were that the system removed particles to 1 micron and the result was pure seawater with practicaly no solids left remaining. If we evaporated the salt the water would be suitable to drink.
Thats all I can disclose at this time.