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07-29-2012, 01:46 AM
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The short answers.
Gross income: yes. Net income: no. Most soft coral are faster growing than most stony coral and they would likely be easier to keep alive in a simple little tank. Do some market research because growing a particular coral is no good if no one wants to buy it. The long answer. Book of Coral Propagation: Reef Gardening For Aquarists by Anthony Calfo.
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