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  1. Sun, 14th Jul 2013, 08:01 PM #1
    TexasPipefish
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    Default bright yellow Colorful Sea Whip (Leptogorgia Virgulata)[GONE]

    Now that I know it is a pure filter feeder, I need to find it a new home. Anyone interested in a strand of bright yellow Colorful Sea Whip (Leptogorgia Virgulata). I have several strands, and I'd like to find a new home for them - one with plenty of phytoplankton. [GONE]
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    Default bright yellow Colorful Sea Whip (Leptogorgia Virgulata)

    I'd love to give a strand a try. I've been looking for some gorgonians for awhile and a local one would be nifty.
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    PM me about getting a strand.
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    Default Gorgonian Snails

    Here is a pic of the two Gorgonian Snails I picked off of the whips:
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  5. Mon, 15th Jul 2013, 02:41 PM #5
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    The snails are actually symbiotic. They are Neosimnia uniplicata and they eat debris off of the whip. If you want a whip AND a snail, PM me.
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    The snails are still with me, but I have found homes for all of the whips.
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