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  1. 11-15-2009, 06:11 PM #1
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    Having compared my GIP's to that of others I've notice that mine are opened funny looking. Like all the way to the point that those little feelers (dont know the exact parts of a zoa yet) are pointing downwards. Their attached to LR just a little above mid level of the tank. Under 18w 10k compact. Are they a lower light zoa? Can you tell by the color of a zoa it's light preferences?
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