Lynnmw1208
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I took everyone's advice and moved my frogspawn down. he definitely looks much happier now 
Where did you put your frogspawn?
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cloak
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That's not true IMO. I've seen way too many baby cichlids bulk up on brine shrimp alone. Also, I've had great results feeding corals nothing but brine shrimp. Button polyps would be a good example of this. (palythoa) The growth was phenomenal.
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cloak
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I had this one for about 5 years in my old 60 gallon reef. It was placed about 3/4 of the way up in a moderate current. My lights consisted of four 110 watt 48" VHO bulbs ( 2 actinics, 2 50/50) and a 30 watt NO flourescent bulb. (10K) Pretty undemanding coral IME. Once you find the right spot it should take off.
Lynnmw1208
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Mine was the same size as yours when I got it 1 yr ago.
9 or 10 heads now and my clowns host in it as I have no anenome for them.
nice! it looks so pink! what color is that one supposed to be?
Russter
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It was always very pink so I don't think it is supposed to be any other colour.
Lynnmw1208
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that is awesome! I love these corals, they look so nice!
Lynnmw1208
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I have mine in the middle with moderate flow. I would put it in the bottom but for my rockscape the middle pleases the eye the most
I have the neon kind so maybe more light will bring out even more colors?!?
mine looks like this too but my dumb camera doesn't like to take shots with low light =o/ yours looks very nice! Mine is a lot happier moved down and sheltered behind one rock so it's only getting the majority of the flow from the one powerhead instead of both. I plan on getting some ATI bulbs soon to help with the color as well.
