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You provide some white lights, we’ll provide the answers
You provide some white lights, we’ll provide the answers
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If those tentacles retract and they bubble up maybe a lps of sorts. Better light would help
Sorry
Background:
I received aquacultured live rocks from Florida 6months ago and these were on the rocks, they do retract when stressed. They have a pretty bleu glow on the tip. The rocks were first in my 55 gal and now in my new 92. They seem Very hardy has they have been through a lot when my 55 broke and I had my pets in a bucket for a month (They are all doing great).
Background:
I received aquacultured live rocks from Florida 6months ago and these were on the rocks, they do retract when stressed. They have a pretty bleu glow on the tip. The rocks were first in my 55 gal and now in my new 92. They seem Very hardy has they have been through a lot when my 55 broke and I had my pets in a bucket for a month (They are all doing great).
Justin Cook
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Cladocora of some sort? Maybe a Solenastrea? I'm just trying to think of similar corals that are native to Florida.
