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02-18-2008, 01:13 PM
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| Elegance coral  | Acan Echinata Care Just picked up a good sized colony of what I believe to be Acan Echinata. Got a killer deal on it. I've got a couple questions for anyone knowledgeable on these: 1. Is there any specific care (lighting/flow) I should know about? 2. I've heard they're aggressive when things fall onto them, etc, but are they known to extend out any sweepers? 3. See that middle spot where it looks like one of the polyps died or something, should I be concerned about that? Thanks in advance guys! Here's the pic: 
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02-19-2008, 08:58 AM
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| Elegance coral  | Re: Acan Echinata Care they look real nice ill be checkn' back in cuz i do like the acan's i just don't know if i can house them or not
__________________  My 55g Chronical of addiction...Mistakes Have been made in the past.....still trying to clean up from them in the present....mistakes will be made in the future.....so what do we do?......  we party until we make another mistake!!!!WARNING: Corals in Tank, Add Crabs at own risk |
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