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We'll since they are the only two I have I'm going to keep them, but if they keep multiplying I'll keep you in mind... I just found it quite shocking at least it was a pretty rock , it decided to stick too.... Splitting my own coral without even trying its magic!

So I have a Zoe colony that I dipped yesterday , it has a nudy issue, this colony happens too have two Duncan's attached to it. I placed it in a QT tank after the dip it's rather bulky so I set it on a rock to balance . Today when I went to pull it out of the tank one of the Duncan's split off and attached too the rock! So my question is should I leave it in the QT tank for a few days were its low flow or do they strongly attaché right off would it be safe too move it right in to my display tank? I have never had this happen before.

I just had 30 grand in damages to my house caused by my 90 gallon tank cracking it was covered under my home owners policy it covered all damages to my dwelling. It did not however cover any damages to my personnel property my computer , laptop an iPad the tank itself and all it's contents. This was due to the fact it was considered a pet ( the fish ) caused the damages! I have Met Life. Not sure if this helps any.

On June 26th My 90 Gallon tank cracked I lost everything only one fish survived a lone clownfish, and a coral banded shrimp! All of my coral all of my tangs everything! It was a huge loss, not too mention the almost 30 grand in damages to my house. I stumbled upon this store Quantum Reefs online and sent them an email explaining what happened, Steve called me within 5 minutes of getting my email. I have NEVER had such outstanding customer service as I have recieved from Quantum Reefs they truly care about what they do! They helped me hand pick an entire new system out from the ground up and Steve personally delivered it too me, what more could I ask for. Can a mail order company do that for you? They have a customer for life out of me... Thank You Steve and Vince.......