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Old 07-29-2007, 1:51 AM   #1
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Old 07-29-2007, 1:53 AM   #2
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George, how are the gobies?? What is the last picture???? That can't be zoa, and don't look like suncoral. Is it that expensive $65 per polyp stuff from Cap Bay???

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Old 07-29-2007, 1:54 AM   #3
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Old 07-29-2007, 1:55 AM   #4
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George, how are the gobies?? What is the last picture???? That can't be zoa, and don't look like suncoral. Is it that expensive $65 per polyp stuff from Cap Bay???

Its a sun coral. Gobies are shy see them or at least one of them when feeding.

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Old 07-29-2007, 8:24 PM   #5
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Great pics I wouldn't have thought you could keep a Blue Hippo and a Sailfin together in the same tank.

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i would say dendro since it doesnt seem to have a united base.

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What is Dendro?

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Old 07-29-2007, 9:26 PM   #8
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Great pics I wouldn't have thought you could keep a Blue Hippo and a Sailfin together in the same tank.
The sailfin has challenged every other Tang, I put in the tank. But never bothered the Regal????

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What is Dendro?
a type of non-photo coral similar to sun polyps. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/dendrophylliidae.htm

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a type of non-photo coral similar to sun polyps. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/dendrophylliidae.htm
If I read this correctly Tubastrea is just genus of the family dendrophylliidae. Which genus are you referencing?

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what kinda wrasse is that in the 4th shot? great looking pics btw!
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Looking very nice.

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If I read this correctly Tubastrea is just genus of the family dendrophylliidae. Which genus are you referencing?

well see thats the problem. apparently its virtually impossible without using a microscope to look at the skeletal structure to distinguisih between it being a sunpolyps (Tubestrea) or Dendrophyllia (genus, not familiy)

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what kinda wrasse is that in the 4th shot? great looking pics btw!
I was told it was a dusky wrasse. Haven't seen one like it since, maybe someone out there could give us the correct name.

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well see thats the problem. apparently its virtually impossible without using a microscope to look at the skeletal structure to distinguisih between it being a sunpolyps (Tubestrea) or Dendrophyllia (genus, not familiy)
Well as long as they are cared for the same way, I guess either one works for me

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