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  1. Male and female pillar coral spawn for first documented time in Keys
    Author: Cammy Clark Source: The Miami Herald August 8, 2012 "At precisely 9:47 one night last week, corals shaped like Greek columns began...

    Started by captive reefs, 08-09-2012 08:10 AM
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    • Last Post: 08-09-2012 08:10 AM
      by captive reefs  

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    Feature Articles

    Reefs In The News

  2. Squat Lobster
    Here is a picture of my Squat Lobster. I picked him up a few months ago at Trop. He is a mover, moves from one pillar to another. Today he was in...

    Started by slapshot, 12-24-2011 03:51 AM
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    • Last Post: 12-24-2011 07:01 AM
      by larryandlaura  

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    Other Marine Life

    Crabs, Urchins & Starfish

  3. Attached Rock together?
    I have a seperate 35 gallon Hex, Seahorse tank. I'd like to create a tall pillar in the middle of the tank. I did so already, but the smaller rocks...

    Started by Rook, 01-10-2011 03:38 PM
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    • Last Post: 01-11-2011 08:02 AM
      by dlhirst  

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    Basics

    Substrate & Liverock

  4. smuggled coral and two others.
    It was brown when I harvested it 20 ft down in Bora Bora. Attached to a pillar on our overwater bungalo. We went to the same resort they shot Couples...

    Started by reefermadness, 06-04-2010 09:49 PM
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    • Last Post: 06-04-2010 11:36 PM
      by reefermadness  

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    Small Polyp Stoney (SPS) Coral

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