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Do you still have ric rock

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I will let everyone know when im ready to frag. Probably wont be for a few months. This is a picture of the smaller colony when in first bought it. I will post updated photos of both colony's soon. That is if I remember to take the photo.

A garbage disposal would love to eat them.

What is a fair price to sell duncans for? I have close to 60 heads and i was thinking of fragging them out. I probably wouldn't frag them for a month or so. If anyone is interested let me know. I will most likely get rid of 20-30 heads.

How well do they take to being fragged. I have to colony's with over 60 heads combined. I dont want to lose a colony to sell a frag or two.

How do you frag a duncan, and is it easy or hard to frag a duncan?

I lost a clam the size of a football to a 10 inch bristle worm. That might be what is going on.

I have what looks like bubble algae, but the are a redish pink color. Has anyone ran into a different color than green?

The blasto's will do well in the sand. I would place the zoas towards the middle top. Never have any good luck with placing them low.

I've had a pink and a green one for over two years and running. Never had any problems with thinking they might die. I feed my corals phyto feast, reef chilli, dt's phytoplankton, marine snow, and cyclopeez. Good luck to you.

I posted about them and they are safe.

I use rods reef. Rods is for both coral and fish. Once a week i mix a batch of dt's, Marine snow, reef chilli, cyclopeeze, and phytofeast. I target feed with those foods. I have most of the corals you have and they a doing great.

I had a two foot by one in half foot colony do the same thing. I moved the colony to another tank and that is what caused the problem. Now i have a 6"x6" colony. I hope it works out better for than it did for me.

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