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Clove Polyps
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Clove polyps are very similiar in appearance to Anthelia corals. A distinguishing feature is the base of the polyp; Anthelia polyps can only deflate, whereas Clavularia can retract its polyps completely. Clove polyps...
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nice addition to the mixed reef
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I started with 3-5 polyps, and over the last 8 months have had to trim and sell a few dozen polyps to keep this under control. Great, intricate coloration in the veins of the coral.
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Nice motion with the flow, beautiful, flower like polyps. I have bright green veins that are nice coloration.
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| Didn't like |
This tends to creep and can easily take over rocks & smother other corals (zoas for me). Keep it well-tended.
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4.0 |
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4.0 |
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4.0 |
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Hardy Coral
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Very easy to care for, great beginner coral, doesn't need much light or flow, fast grower and not aggressive
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This coral is pretty fast growing in all tank positioning. One of my first coral with only 3 polyps,they all have survived the last 6 months and now have about 15 polyps. Great addition to a tank
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Close up pretty easily (when moved or flow is changed). These corals are most of the time pretty small so hard to spot new polyps unless in a colony.
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5.0 |
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5.0 |
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5.0 |
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