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Unread 06/26/2010, 01:22 AM   #1
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how do they do that?!?!?!

How do these people with the ranks of the month get all those corals in there tank with out warfare? It looks amazing everytime I see one it blows my mind. Everything I read tells me most coral need so much room between eachother or they will fight. So how does the s**t not hit the fan in these tanks?


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Unread 06/26/2010, 01:28 AM   #2
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For example this months tank of the month. Amazing!


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Unread 06/26/2010, 04:29 AM   #3
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Beauty must be in the eye of the beholder. To me, they look overcrowded, crammed, artificial, and i think they are disasters waiting to hap en. Oh and i can't stand a black sandbed.


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Unread 06/26/2010, 04:44 AM   #4
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monster, i think they normally frag if a piece of one coral gets close to another to keep them seperate.

locust did u mean black background or sandbed? i also dont like either. makes it look too dark. i do agree with locust that these tanks look un-natural sometimes though..
but when they do look natural, they are amazing.


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Unread 06/26/2010, 12:12 PM   #5
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monster, i think they normally frag if a piece of one coral gets close to another to keep them seperate.

locust did u mean black background or sandbed? i also dont like either. makes it look too dark. i do agree with locust that these tanks look un-natural sometimes though..
but when they do look natural, they are amazing.
I have a black backround in mine but its a rsm so I reslly have no choice. But I like the look of open back and the sand n that tank is white. So I'm guessing that is a tank that has grown to what it is? Cause putting that together would he next to impossible.


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Unread 06/26/2010, 12:20 PM   #6
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the sps corals seen in these tanks are typically pretty peaceful.
putting softies and lps that close is when you tun in to warfare.


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Unread 06/26/2010, 01:46 PM   #7
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I agree with Fishamatank. SPS wage silent wars......basically just trying to outgrow each to get the lion's share of the light. LPS wage all-out war and tend to "eat" their opponents. I have had more than one SPS frag that was filling out nicely just to turn up bleach white over night (too close to an LPS)


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