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I added some frozen brine shrimp to the trap today and it seems to be working? Well, I almost caught the tang - you know, the one I'm not wanting to catch. He's tried getting in the trap at least 5 times now but he's slightly too big. The Chromis stuck his face in the bottle but wouldn't enter fully which is fine - he can stay in the 75 for a while. One of the Bangaiis is hanging around the entrance chasing the Chromis and Tang away so he may go in? Wait and see, wait and see.
 
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Man, I really need to frag this Alveopora.
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It's probably about 2.5" across when it's closed though. It's just so big and fluffy!
 
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I'm sitting here at my computer watching my Hector's Goby eat... He picks up 1 piece of sand, rolls it around in his mouth and then spits it out. I'm going with: not efficient algae eater but doesn't spit sand on corals?
 

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