Corals that should have a warning sign at the LFS
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EZKLR
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having worked in fish stores, I can say most people wouldn't listen to the warnings. we had 2 caimans (yes those caimans) for sale and everyone wanted to buy them. we had sharks. people would stick their fingers in the tank and be shocked when they got bit.
blaxsun
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+1 Pulsing xenias. The equivalent of "The Black Death" for your tank if allowed to take hold.
The biggest "caution" sign would be one that reads: "You and your wallet are soon to be parted."
The biggest "caution" sign would be one that reads: "You and your wallet are soon to be parted."
vlangel
Seahorse whisperer
I have a softie tank and I am ok with invasive coral (and actually like most of them)because I like a mature reef look. I am impatient with the small coral frags puttied all over the rock. When invasive species are up against each other they help keep each other in check, ha ha.
I do have a sump full of rock that I can switch out if something does grow beyond it's boundaries so that helps.
I do have a sump full of rock that I can switch out if something does grow beyond it's boundaries so that helps.
argiBK
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BTAs, Mushrooms, Zoas/Palys…
Basically any coral that can and will spread like a plague. You gotta be ready and want to have any of these to be very prevalent in your tank, otherwise, get ready to spend lots of time controlling their population.
Basically any coral that can and will spread like a plague. You gotta be ready and want to have any of these to be very prevalent in your tank, otherwise, get ready to spend lots of time controlling their population.
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