Revive - Green Star Polyps
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shifty51008
12-5 Chiefs record
it shouldn't, they may close up for a while but they will be fine.
garygonzales
Member
+1 on that..lol.........i cant kill mine for nothing...so i think they will be ok.....
mfinn
Active member
only if you let it.
zachfishman
Active member
I'm not sure you CAN harm gsp :lmao:. I should reconsider getting some for my tank, frags are so cheap/free and it is a beautiful coral so long as you contain it.
boneless3vil
New member
GSP = Frankenstein coral
GSP = Frankenstein coral
I sure HOPE it harms them! I can't stand GSP anymore. It's knocked over/off my rock full of Zoanthids. I thought it had completely died and used that rock, then a few months later, 1 polyp"¦ Then 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64"¦
GSP = Frankenstein coral
I sure HOPE it harms them! I can't stand GSP anymore. It's knocked over/off my rock full of Zoanthids. I thought it had completely died and used that rock, then a few months later, 1 polyp"¦ Then 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64"¦
Oldreeferman
New member
My wife demands i keep GSP, loves the glowing green wavy grass look. Was my 1st starter softy coral, the canary in the tank.... and like Sk8r mentioned kept on its own rock & its no prob at all, the LFS does get frags from me at least 3 times a yr. it grows that fast! Careful lonely placement is a must i agree totally or on a frag rack.
Oldreeferman
New member
I know what you mean about tossing out verses donating or trading at the LFS. I have one shop nearby & another 25mi away and luckily the nearby shop always has space for coral frags and colonies or id have to do the long drive since i usually get an unusual trade coral frag in return to mess with at the larger shop but the nearby one will take anything if im short on time.
Too bad packing & shipping live coral is such a delicate pita leaves few choices.
