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About LinkBacksWe just bought a White Star polyp (white center surounded by purple) and a button polyp. (Yellowish/orange centers)
Question - should these have low, medium, or high water movement? Do they spread on their own and how fast?
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- 03-30-2004, 10:37 AM #1Just Moved In
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I keep most of my polyps in the low-medium flow range. You'll know if there getting to much flow, the polyps will stay in a closed position. They will grow and spread over time, but it does take a time.
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