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View Poll Results: What would you do with the LPS Colonies | |||
Leave them right where they are … it looks great |
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13 | 72.22% |
Remove them from the tank … they're distracting |
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2 | 11.11% |
Remove them from the rock … but keep them in the tank |
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3 | 16.67% |
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![]() This is one thing I've noticed as well. While I love SPS and think they're the most beautiful and challenging in all of reef keeping, people love the sway and size of the LPS corals. The torch in my tank gets the most attention by non-aquarium folk
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#3
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![]() You got to get rid of those blastos just don't fit in at all,
Pm me with the shipping details I personally like the Lps added a bunch of higher end ones oranges and golds, great for low light area of tank, there great too they are great tell tale signs early of something not right vs a white stick.
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The colony started as a small frag, only 3 or 4 heads. It grew really fast and then slowed right down when it was a perfect sphere. Now it just slowly plumps itself up. Its just like the green candy cane at the bottom centre of the photo. It started as 5 heads and grew incredibly fast … until it fill out all of its space … now it doesn't do much of anything in terms of growth. I'm thinking of splitting it as well just to get a bit more growth out of it. |
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![]() If anything maybe move the frogspawn at the top right to the bottom left at the base of the rock to fill in the open space & send me the torch
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