Migrating paly
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socal57che
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I got one from my LFS for free because it left the colony and was roaming the tank. It went on to become one of my two paly colonies having over 20 polyps on a single 2" vacant snail shell.
greenreefer
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Can one of you post a pic? I have never heard of this and would love to see what they look like.
socal57che
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Originally Posted by GreenReefer
http:///forum/post/2576315
Can one of you post a pic? I have never heard of this and would love to see what they look like.
The centers are actually much greener than in the pic. For some reason my E-1 won't give me very good color.
http:///forum/post/2576315
Can one of you post a pic? I have never heard of this and would love to see what they look like.
The centers are actually much greener than in the pic. For some reason my E-1 won't give me very good color.
gilly
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Originally Posted by socal57che
http:///forum/post/2576465
The centers are actually much greener than in the pic. For some reason my E-1 won't give me very good color.
It looks similar to that but it has more tentacles.
Originally Posted by reefkprZ
http:///forum/post/2576933
I would like to see a picture of gilly's creature to see if its the same.
I'll try to get some.
http:///forum/post/2576465
The centers are actually much greener than in the pic. For some reason my E-1 won't give me very good color.
It looks similar to that but it has more tentacles.
Originally Posted by reefkprZ
http:///forum/post/2576933
I would like to see a picture of gilly's creature to see if its the same.
I'll try to get some.
socal57che
Active Member
BTW, they are dangerous to handle with your bare hands. Don't touch them if you have any open cuts. Never had an issue, but these guys are the only thing in my tank that I take extra precaution with. Palytoxin is pretty bad stuff from what I read.
Here's a quote from Wiki...
" Palytoxin, isolated from soft coral, is considered to be one of the most toxic non-peptide substances known, second only to Maitotoxin."
Hawaiians used it as (deadly) poison on
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Here's a quote from Wiki...
" Palytoxin, isolated from soft coral, is considered to be one of the most toxic non-peptide substances known, second only to Maitotoxin."
Hawaiians used it as (deadly) poison on
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Wow, I got sensored.
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to sp ear without the space.