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| A God to Copepods Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Brooklyn
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Check this out, a few growing in a patch of zoas. has the same base structure as a zoa, but not connected to the rest of the colony. And doesn't seem to be bothering "stinging" the zoa's around it, so figure it is some sort of paly. ![]()
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Staten Island
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Does it have a hard base I looks like Duncanopsammia If it is that a good thing try feeding it I just bought a frag on slezbay should get it this week.....
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