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  1. LCDRDATA
    Tank From The Top 014 Green Favia, Zoas

    From the album: From the Top

    Green Favia (almost fist-sized), unidentified zoas

    © James N. Dart

  2. nova423
    Bambam Zoa in blue light

    From the album: Corals

  3. nova423
    Bambam Zoa in natural light

    From the album: Corals

  4. newtoreef
    I haven't post pics in awhile... I was playing with my camera today and got some shots... I still need to improve but I am getting better...Enjoy
  5. sen5241b
    Corals kill other corals so slow that sometimes you don't even notice. I once had flourishing plates, green star polyps (I had to cut them back regularly) and blue and green mushrooms. It was after I introduced zoas, placing them upstream of the other corals, that the other corals listed above began to very slowly recede and eventually die off. It happened so slowly I never attributed the die off to the zoas until it was too late. Did I call this right?
  6. Aquarium One
    In support of Small Business Saturday, all fish and corals are 20% off when 2 or more are purchased! Thanks, Paul Mangus Aquarium One 3012943474 835-I Rockville Pike Rockville, Md. 20852
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