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About LinkBacksI just bought a what I thought was one large beautiful bubble coral from the LFS about 45 minutes ago. Got it home and have the bag floating in the tank.
Being in a bag for an hour, it closed up completely, and now I can tell that it is not one but definitely two bubble corals attached to one rock. I know they are relatively aggressive corals, can I leave them both on the single rock or do I need to split the rock in 1/2?
What a nice surprise... sometimes shopping the LFS has it's benefits.
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- 06-23-2001, 04:19 PM #1Council
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Two bubbles, One rock
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Corals of the same genus /species will not sting each other, so since it is two bubble corals you can leave them where they are.
- 06-23-2001, 06:25 PM #3Council
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Sweet! It looks SO good when they're both fully open. If there weren't two mouths, it would be impossible to tell there was more than one coral!
Thanks for the info!
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