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Palyotha is the most likely, however. Always treat any Zoanthid or Paly like it has it. Goggles and gloves are a must when fragging and super clean your tools and area afterwards. Also take care when scrubbing or treating rocks that have them on it. They release their toxins whe stressed or damaged. Better safe than poisoned

Thank you to all who have served 🇺🇸

I am pretty eclectic on my coral taste. I enjoy a lot of the LPS with the vibrant colors and flowing movement. But my true love is Zoanthids, all the colors and patterns are just out of this world. I am now also starting to have success with SPS wich I hear is a slippery slope. Good thing I'm not an addict.... oh wait lol

Were the regent bottles full size? Twelve days dosen't seem all that long for it to last.

We have a great group of reefers on this site. Feel free to ask questions, share your success, or just hang out and chat =]

I think I'm in love with your Zoanthid collection... Great pictures and beautiful corals

So begins the plot of extra snuggles and treats to win this little girls heart and become the one, true master of puppy 🙃

Congratulations 🐶

We have a great group on this site. As Suncrestreef said feel free to ask any questions you may have

Euphillia corals tend to be hardy if you give them low to mid par and stable conditions. That being said sometimes giving a struggling coral an iodine or similar dip could be helpful. The seem to be susceptible to bacterial infection =[

Beautiful specimen, gh lad it found a good home

I turned on the lights in the room where my tank sits I glanced in at the corals and saw this. A nice reminder to give the Favia its space =/ Pardon the low quality cell phone video Just for fun here is its "normal" look

I would personally worry about forcing a clown in to a anemone without the "getting acquainted" period. Especially captive breed clowns. It looks cool though

I think I know the answer to this but It's been too long since I asked a silly question lol I have a Siriatopora and an Alveopora that are both very happy. Today I noticed that the Alveopora was extending out pretty close to the Siriatopora. Is this going to be an issue?

It is such an interesting and beautiful creature. It's too bad they can't be kept in captivity.

WooHoo, thank you mr Murphy for being the subject =]

I would use new live sand and put a scoop of your old sand in with it. This will help seed the new sand with more biodiversity Congratulations on the win!

If you would like to meet at Cuttlefish on Wednesday or Thursday I could use it. I accidentally spilled half my bottle =/

Come on, it includes economy shipping 😎

Looking forward to your review 😎

Sorry to hear this, its always the cheap fish that takes out a new tank mate =(

Good to hear, now you can focus on the fun stuff =]

Thank you so much Holly for the mini colonies, I mean frags today. I was great seeing you again Pardon the unhappy pic, they are being dipped

Is that a jack-o-lantern lepto I see

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