could this yuma be a weed?

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Seems to grow great - there are 2 babies underneath. And it stings everything bad!
 
It likes your system and can become a weed if not taken care of
 
Always found it interesting when people call corals weeds. If they grow great and fast, they are a weed. If they grow slow and almost impossible to keep, they are in demand. It is a beautiful shroom. Any chance you can isolate it in your tank so you don't have to worry about it stinging others?
 
Always found it interesting when people call corals weeds. If they grow great and fast, they are a weed. If they grow slow and almost impossible to keep, they are in demand. It is a beautiful shroom. Any chance you can isolate it in your tank so you don't have to worry about it stinging others?
yea, that's what I am trying to decide. My discosomas and rhodactis don't seem to sting like this bugger does.
 

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