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02-14-2011, 07:29 PM
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Coral Suggestions (Please!!)
Okay, look at this pic of my tank.
Aquarium Gallery - P1222967 I moved that frogspawn out of the way, but what kind of coral would be good for that big sort of central rock to the right of where that frogspawn is in the pic? I'm looking for something colorful, not to aggressive, because of the xenia, and that is a good centerpiece. Probably not any sps unless they can be under the stock lighting of a 12 gallon nano cube dx. I've got like 346 gph in there. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks Kaiden |
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02-15-2011, 04:36 PM
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Re: Coral Suggestions (Please!!)
I would say leave it as it is. That frogspawn will take off in a bit and cause havic on anything in it's area.
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