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Old 12-10-2004, 09:45 PM   #1
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Corals for 220 watts VHO

Right now I have the following corals: Frogspawn, Zoo's, Xenia, one mushroom, Green star Polyps, Candy cane, Capnella, and a green sinularia. What are some other corals that would work with my lighting that are out there?
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Ricordea, bubble coral, torch, hammer, leathers, sun polyps, Lots lol
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Check out Garf's web site. Most of there stuff is under VHO's and they have pretty cool specimens.
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What is Garf's web site?
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