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Montipora are considered an entry level SPS coral as they are more forgiving than Acropora. Montipora come in plating varieties or encrusting varieties and come in many different colors. Montipora require moderate to high lighting and moderate to high flow. - D10

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - D10

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR03

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR21

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - D19

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR77

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Chalices are widely known to be one of the most colorful corals that a hobbyist can buy. Chalice come in as many colors as they do different patterns. Chalices require low lighting, low to moderate flow and, occasional feedings to promote growth and color. - D06

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR68

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - DR42

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - D15

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Chalices are widely known to be one of the most colorful corals that a hobbyist can buy. Chalice come in as many colors as they do different patterns. Chalices require low lighting, low to moderate flow and, occasional feedings to promote growth and color. - CR35

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - CR27

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR106

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Acroporo (Acros) are found all throughout tropical reefs around the world. While beautiful, they are a difficult species to care for and not for beginning hobbyists. Acros require perfect and stable water conditions, strong lighting and strong alternating flow to do their best. - D19

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR87

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR16

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Acroporo (Acros) are found all throughout tropical reefs around the world. While beautiful, they are a difficult species to care for and not for beginning hobbyists. Acros require perfect and stable water conditions, strong lighting and strong alternating flow to do their best. - D11

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Blastomussa (Blastos) come from Australia and the Indo-Pacific. Blastomussa merliti and Blasomussa wellsi are the two most common species found in the aquarium trade. They come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Blastos prefer low to moderate lighting, low to moderate flow and occasional feedings to maintain grow and their vibrant colors. Blastos are super easy to keep. - DR24

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - DR64

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - D24

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - DR48

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR49

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - DR61

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR11

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - D05

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - DR53

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Montipora are considered an entry level SPS coral as they are more forgiving than Acropora. Montipora come in plating varieties or encrusting varieties and come in many different colors. Montipora require moderate to high lighting and moderate to high flow. - D37

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR25

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Chalices are widely known to be one of the most colorful corals that a hobbyist can buy. Chalice come in as many colors as they do different patterns. Chalices require low lighting, low to moderate flow and, occasional feedings to promote growth and color. - CR80

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR05

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Lobos are an LPS coral that come in many different colors. Lobos require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow. Occasional feedings are recommended. - CR09

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR15

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - D15

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Chalices are widely known to be one of the most colorful corals that a hobbyist can buy. Chalice come in as many colors as they do different patterns. Chalices require low lighting, low to moderate flow and, occasional feedings to promote growth and color. - DR06

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR111

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Chalices are widely known to be one of the most colorful corals that a hobbyist can buy. Chalice come in as many colors as they do different patterns. Chalices require low lighting, low to moderate flow and, occasional feedings to promote growth and color. - D09

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR81

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Montipora are considered an entry level SPS coral as they are more forgiving than Acropora. Montipora come in plating varieties or encrusting varieties and come in many different colors. Montipora require moderate to high lighting and moderate to high flow. - D18

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR97

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Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of Zoas and Palys, where growth forms intermingle to create a stunning spectacle in your aquarium. These captivating corals exhibit a variety of forms, ranging from solitary polyps to thriving colonies connected by delicate stolons or a robust coenenchyme. Witness the unfolding beauty as some varieties leisurely add one or two polyps per month, while others explode with vitality, rapidly multiplying with five or six polyps at a time. Maintain the delicate balance of your aquatic haven with natural sea water parameters, ensuring a salinity of 1.026, calcium at 450ppm, alkalinity around 8, and magnesium reaching 1400. Nitrates and phosphates play a crucial role in shaping the growth dynamics of Zoas and Palys - brace yourself for the mesmerizing journey. - DR30

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Chalices are widely known to be one of the most colorful corals that a hobbyist can buy. Chalice come in as many colors as they do different patterns. Chalices require low lighting, low to moderate flow and, occasional feedings to promote growth and color. - CR56

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Acans are an LPS coral that come in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Acans are a fairly easy to care for coral. They require low to moderate light, low to moderate flow and appreciate an occasional feeding. - DR03

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- D20

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR95

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR08

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Some varieties like Favites grow incredibly fast. Other varieties like Coelastrea are one of the slowest. That is the major hurdle with long term aquaculture - the growth rate of these corals. Caring for Favia coral is not too challenging, making this a good choice for beginning reef keepers. The most important thing is to keep the water quality high, but this applies to any coral species. Don't neglect regular aquarium maintenance. - DR57

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