Any gorgonian lovers out there?

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I love gorgonians. They can be placed and add height and dimension to any tank. And yet there is very little discussion about them. Why is that?
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I love gorgonians. They can be placed and add height and dimension to any tank. And yet there is very little discussion about them. Why is that?
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I'm working on them myself, I have red and yellow gorgs so far, just bought a blue and purple.
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I want to get some for my macroalgae tank and I love your sponges!:) How long have you had them? I have some too!!
Thank you! I have not had the red tree sponges very long yet, although I have kept them in the past for a couple of years. They need small size particulate food. Sponges should work in your macroalgae tank well since macroalgae need high nutrients.
 
I'm working on them myself, I have red and yellow gorgs so far, just bought a blue and purple.
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Very nice and I think I see a long nose hawkfish in the top left of the pic. I love them, they are a cool fish. I don't have any because of my shrimp.
 
I would highly recommend both gulf coast ecosystem and KP Aquatics! I have ordered from both multiple times and have never been disappointed. And I have gotten nice gorgs from both.
 
I do! have had them in the past. most from KP but a nice big show peace from TBS.

setting up 2 new tanks after a quick out of the hobby for a few months. the RS 300 XL will be gorgs softies and maco for the seahorses. so excited!
 

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