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Happy Friday folks
 
Red and Green Nexus Field - figured it would be the “safest” way to keep alternate colored BTAs despite many having varying success rates mixing colors. Always thought one strain would dominate on a resource scarce reef - particularly if allopathy occurred. Despite being e.quadricolor - different colors/strains have different DNA - I just don’t see a world where various color morphs co-exist next to eachother long term in nature.

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RBTA. Bought wild and taking over a 25 gallon.
 

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I got a few in a 60 cube...
 

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Not a full tank shot, but I have ummm, many...
 

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Our recently acquired rainbow bubble, took a few days to wander tank before settling down.
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