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Zoanthus sp. 'Green Galaxy' Plankton Why do soft corals like

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Why do soft corals like Sinularia sometimes show no polyps

Note that the formation of lime

The current should not be too weak so that no deposits can form on the Palythoa

KH test and optional calcium test to check the water values

Whether dry or frozen food

Zoanthus sp. 'Green Galaxy' Plankton Why do soft corals likeZoanthus encrusting anemones Zoanthus colonies consist of a large number of small polyps. They grow flat and can gradually cover rocks and soil like crusts. The range of colors and patterns within the Zoanthus is virtually endless something that makes the hearts of many saltwater aquarists beat faster. When naming them, it is common in aquaria to resort to elaborate names such as "Watermelon", "Miami Vice" or "Bam Bam". There is still uncertainty

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