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Old August 9th 06, 08:32 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
dave
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Default Favia Brain Coral Advice - Now recieved!

Just had my order filled. it looks nice but there seems to be some receding
of the tissue mat around the end of the skeleton and a bit of
transport/bagging damage to some of the polyps :-( does anyone know how well
these heal and if there is any likely problem with infection?

Thanks
"dave" wrote in message
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Hello there people! I was just wondering apart from the usual
calcium/alkalinity needed to keep these are there any special needs for
them, I am getting one delivered next week and would like to know in
advance if i need to stock up on anything?

Thanks in advance
Dave



 




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