ID anyone?
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coralmadness
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xenia.
ReefApprentice
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+2 it grows like a weed but I love it because it adds movement to my tank
. A lot of aquarists use it as a "monitoring' coral because if something's wrong with the water parameters this corals will be the first to show signs of stress. A helpful link about xenia I read awhile back
http://www.kierondodds.com/uploads/Xenia.pdf
. A lot of aquarists use it as a "monitoring' coral because if something's wrong with the water parameters this corals will be the first to show signs of stress. A helpful link about xenia I read awhile backhttp://www.kierondodds.com/uploads/Xenia.pdf
Pouting Xenia.
Keep in mind it will spread readily onto any solid surface (including the glass of your tank) if tank conditions are right. I highly suggest keeping it on it's own completely segregated rock. I'm speaking from a LOT of first hand experience here. I had a tank almost completely dedicated to Xenia for over a year. It helped my "hobby" to pay for itself in Xenia frags
Keep in mind it will spread readily onto any solid surface (including the glass of your tank) if tank conditions are right. I highly suggest keeping it on it's own completely segregated rock. I'm speaking from a LOT of first hand experience here. I had a tank almost completely dedicated to Xenia for over a year. It helped my "hobby" to pay for itself in Xenia frags
Mike Johnson
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Got this from local shop,they didn't even know its name!!!
Can anyone ID it please
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I'd be looking for a different LFS if they didn't know what Xenia is.
I'm in total agreement. That's like going to buy a new car and the sales person not knowing what type of car they are selling...
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