Added a few more SPS yesterday

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I added a few small frags that I found locally. A green pavona, a green goblin anacropora, and a purple stylophora. The green goblin anacropora is very similar to my goldenrod, but more of a neon green vs the yellow. The polyps seem to be a very similar color though. I'm hoping that it stays more green, and doesn't "turn" into another frag of goldenrod. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes: I'm hoping that the green and purple stylophora intertwine. I think they will look good all mixed together.

Now, I've got to stop adding corals, :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes: I'm out of room!

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Going to need a bigger tank!
I say that as soon as I'm done with a build! Get some branch rock and add it vertically to your aquascape. Each tip becomes a new mounting point. ;)

Where there's a will, there's a way.
 

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