UniReef
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Hi all, I'm new to this forum so I'm not sure this is the best place to leave this post. I have a lot of Kenya Tree that I am giving away for free. If anyone is interested just send me a message.
Free Kenya Trees (Capnellas) in Madison
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UniReef
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It doesn't appear that anyone is interested in these, so what does everyone else do with excess coral? I hate to just throw them away, but I don't want my tank to get overcrowded with them either. Does anyone have any advice?
I would like to try one if its established. I have tried several cuttings and it seems as though it does well for a week or so then goes down hill. However, I have figured out a few things about water chemistry since then. I live in Decatur!
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UniReef
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I wouldn't actually call these "cuttings" since the branches break off on their own. Maybe these would do better since they are not cut.
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Yeah, we are always looking for some unsuspecting newbies to dump our Kenya trees onto. :snicker:
beaslbob
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I have just added fish to my recovering 55g. If you have corals like keyan trees or other easy softies I would like to try some.
You just hit me at the time I need to start adding corals.
If you need diy 2 part you can have some with or without the coral trade.
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You just hit me at the time I need to start adding corals.
If you need diy 2 part you can have some with or without the coral trade.
my .02
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She gave me some one time. Like to never got rid of it! Almost as bad as Xenia.
beaslbob
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some of us are perputual newbies. :still_dreaming:
