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January 3rd 04, 11:26 AM
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Pachyclavularia and Trachyphyilia
Can Pachyclavularia and Trachyphwyilia be next to each other (touching) in
the aquarium? 
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January 3rd 04, 03:41 PM
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Pachyclavularia and Trachyphyilia
It is never recommended to place two corals so that they are touching,
especially with two very dissimilar corals. The Pachyclavularia need plenty of room to grow, and grow fast it does. The Trachyphwyilia on the other hand is a very slow growing coral and will just need ample room to expand fully and some room for future growth. Good Luck Chris Carney www.exotic-aquatics.com Mark Fitzsimmons wrote: Can Pachyclavularia and Trachyphwyilia be next to each other (touching) in the aquarium?
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