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Green Coraline - What not to do.

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February 27th, 2008, 10:59 PM

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Green Coraline - What not to do.

I had a piece of live rock with the rarer green coralline algae and put it near the top of the rock pile. The greens favor lower intensity light -I would say shadows. The green coralline in the shadows is fine that which was in the direct actinic 10K got bleached white.

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