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    I agree with what others have already said. LPS tend to throw longer sweepers in heavier flow. I am surprised that a Welso would throw such long tentacles.

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    Cool, yes that is a nice one.


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    Just an update I actually seen this tentacle extend out during the day once now and it was rubbing on some mushrooms about 4 inches away the mushrooms have not seem to shown and response negative or otherwise.It is really cool looking i wish i had a camera that could catch this on film lol my camera just doesn't pick it up.

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