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  1. #11
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    01-26-2005
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    McAllen, RGV
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    Its STNing, the best thing to save it is to start fragging. I wouldnt recommend putting it on high flow, it will blow the now sensitive tissue away. Its sometimes common for seriatopora hystrix and pocillipora (birds nest and cats paw) to have a little die of at the base, and thats mainly because there is not sufficient light because its being blocked by other branches. Good luck with whatever decision you make.
    Jerry

    Trying to get back in the hobby... Will be seting up my 75g rr soon

  2. #12
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    02-25-2008
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    Way out West. Culebra and 1560
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    No nipping fish? I couldnt keep birdsnest for the longest until I saw the fish that was sneaking polyp bites. my BN is right under my return...
    200g-No Corals Yet!



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