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Me? Irritating? :angel:

To add on to your general guide on how corals are priced, those with exotic sounding names will fetch premium prices also. Like the million and one zoas with fancy names, that's why those US websites love to discover and name zoas so much haha.

Brown and dull coloured corals are less desirable, but you can call it Kinder Surprise and put a high price tag on it. Learn from MOSSrope one haha.

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Lol... one thing to note about yumas and floridas..

floridas generally have more constant bubble sizes... the bubbles on yumas normally differenciate by quite abit..

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LOL since this thread has caused you inconvenience already, maybe you might as well move it to the correct sub forum. It is under FOWLR now.

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I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate.

And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.

-- Jack Handey

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on the topic of Rics... do they generally do better on Higher nutrient water or nutrient poor... been wondering for some time alr

for me, they thrived better in nutrient rich water, propagated more also.. just my opinion in my experiences with them..

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i see great... got the perfect small tank for them.... how abt lights... brighter better eh??!!haha

Depends on the color of the yumas.. You will have to play around with them.. From what i see, Pink and Blue require strong light but they are very easy to get "light shock" and cooler the water the better...

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