Nem, zoa, paly?

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  1. SirReefsAlot

    SirReefsAlot Plankton

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    I think these are common but not sure of the name. Got them with some rock from a local.

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    SirReefsAlot, May 31, 2011
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  2. silor

    silor Sea Dragon

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    pics ? could be either of the 3.
     
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  3. grinder37

    grinder37 Whip-Lash Squid

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    button polyps
     
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  4. SirReefsAlot

    SirReefsAlot Plankton

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  5. silor

    silor Sea Dragon

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    Yea button polyps ..sorry the pic didn't load on my pc
     
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  6. diamond7220

    diamond7220 Plankton

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    your palys

    well they are common name is green implosion paly i have a ton of them

    they grow fast and get the most green out of them with min of 12k light and a 420 atinic.. no less they turn more brown then..
     
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  7. thepanfish

    thepanfish Flying Squid

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    I'd move them up, they seem to be reaching for the light.
     
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  8. SirReefsAlot

    SirReefsAlot Plankton

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    Yeah, they have amazing green stripes when the blue is increased. Someone mentioned zebra polys a while back I haven't heard of that since.
     
    SirReefsAlot, May 31, 2011
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