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10/26/2011, 01:23 PM
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Location: Waco, TX
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ID please?
Its been a while since i posted on here last, and i noticed some growth on a frag i purchased a few weeks ago, can someone please ID these for me?
 i'd like to know what the polyp is and also the coral that is almost in the direct middle of the picture. Thanks |
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10/26/2011, 03:25 PM
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Button polyps with a tiny acropora in the center.
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10/29/2011, 11:28 AM
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thanks, would i be able to place the polyps in an area of intense light? or should i remove the acropora and put it on a disk to have them separate
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10/29/2011, 11:31 AM
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If the acro is still alive you will need to move it away from those polyps or they will kill it. Both corals will do fine under intense light.
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Couple SPS/Zoanthid tanks and a couple of FW planted tanks. Current Tank Info: 5 pieces of glass with some silicone and plastic frames holding them together |
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11/01/2011, 11:21 AM
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okay thanks for the help
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