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    tileman - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    When I feed my dendro's I have to keep the pipette in the tank and constantly fend off the fish untill the dendros have completely finished their meal. It's funny, it's always the same few fish that I have to fend off. They know I feed them the same time I feed the rest of the tank.
    225g Full reef, 300g total Deltec AP702, PF601S, FR509. 18 months old
    65g reef, Euroreef skimmer, 4yrs old

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    Sparky - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Nice Sun Corals!!! That is a good idea having them in there own tank. It is a pain keeping the fish a shrimp away while feeding.

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