Corals that I killed over the years.....

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All the below corals are now dead. Most were grown from 1" frags and died after several years in my care.

Efflo
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Pink & Blue milli
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Teal Tort
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Wild monti
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Lilac stag
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Soli
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Cali tort
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sick milli
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random acro
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red table (small frag survived)
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Makes me feel a little better. GOt a list of chalices and several wild acro colonies that I still cry over losing. Support group?
 
i have seen a few posts like this about frags or colonies that have been lost. even ones that have been in someones tank for years like you said. is there any thoughts on why this happens, is there something in our tanks that is lacking? something we just cant do for them that they get in the wild? any thoughts.....?????
 

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