Even pests can be a nice touch

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I think I'm gonna get into the jar ecosystem thing. Starting yesterday I'm into looking for the most invasive pests and each will have it's own jar. Here's my 50 cent started m starter that just kicked it off. If anyone knows where I can get the dreaded blue cloves give me a holler.

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What other guys are you looking at?
Aptasia?
GSP?
Sponges?
 
If you know of anyone willing to sell invasive sponges please let me know. I'm attempting a sponge dominant tank and having trouble finding sponges
I have a sponge that grew fast in my tank. I'll message you and we can discuss further!
 
What other guys are you looking at?
Aptasia?
GSP?
Sponges?
Pretty much aptasia and all the other worst of the worst that noone wants. You know the kill on site pests.
 
If you know of anyone willing to sell invasive sponges please let me know. I'm attempting a sponge dominant tank and having trouble finding sponges
If interested i have a tunicate that's looking like it's a destroyer of worlds.
 

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