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11/27/2006, 12:06 PM
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...not butterside down...
...or, what is a really good reason for using the heaviest, densest rock rubble you've got for a coral frag base.
My prized pink tip frogspawn, which has been expanding beyond, perhaps, its point of balance, took a summersalt last night, a real topsy-turvy dive off the top ledge onto the sand next to two expensive frags---and landed upright! Can you say, reef putty this morning? And I'm real glad its anchor rock is quite dense, which is how it did a full 90 degree rotation.
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11/27/2006, 01:19 PM
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Hermit crabs and snails are terrible about knocking stuff off rocks like that...Probably lucky that everyone is still alive on the floor of the tank
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