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Difference between a Sun Coral and Dendro?

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  1. 09-22-2009, 02:42 PM #1
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    This is great. A cave and feeding after dark will not be a problem I have them in my saltwater "lagoon" so reaching them is not an issue. I'll just put them in a spot where I can feed them with a turkey baster.

    Cross your fingers!
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    Good Luck.
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    Graphixx... I bet they'd like some of your seafood chowda!
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    I successfully fed my lil suns tonight. I put them in a flowerpot, stolen from my clowns, facing away from the light. They seem to like it there. Of course, I have them for only about 24 hours.
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    Their new home. Do I need to add some sand to the pot to make them even happier?

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    very nice little shelter for them!!! glad to hear they ate!!
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