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Old 10-27-2008, 08:54 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Corals in the RSM - pictures and comments on successes, failures, new additions,

Laurent - Great picture and information! My GSP came on my original liverock, and they can indeed grow like a weed! But they're very pretty to watch swaying in the current.

Mine came as a small patch on my LR, on the bottom left of the tank, and has gradually covered a good bit of the left side of my rock now. It multiplies by spreading out the mat that the polyps sprout up from. A good choice in the RSM, or any tank, if controlled.



It has overgrown and overtaken some things, but still a nice and colorful addition.
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