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I just lay them right on the bare bottom. They're fine.

As for fragging, my success rate is very, very high. I still get nervous doing it. If you look at the 3 red ones (not the biggest one, the other 3), those are all Atlantis Hellraiser plates that I frag. Those 3 all came from the same mother (which I got as a tiny frag originally). They take a long, long time to grow back out though. Not "years to a lifetime" though. Small frags will circle back out in 6-12 months.
 
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They stay down there though? My concern would be them getting blown away

Depends on your flow setup, of course. I don't blast them, but they can get pretty decent flow and not move. At least once they get some size to them. The frags can be a real pain until they get some size. You can put sand in a tupperware for them or just move them to a lower flow frag tank. I don't run my bare bottom LPS tank like my barebottom SPS tank. I use gentle flow that directs the detritus to a couple easily siphoned areas in the LPS tank. In the SPS tank I just blast the bottom. I couldn't put them in there without some changes.
 

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Depends on your flow setup, of course. I don't blast them, but they can get pretty decent flow and not move. At least once they get some size to them. The frags can be a real pain until they get some size. You can put sand in a tupperware for them or just move them to a lower flow frag tank. I don't run my bare bottom LPS tank like my barebottom SPS tank. I use gentle flow that directs the detritus to a couple easily siphoned areas in the LPS tank. In the SPS tank I just blast the bottom. I couldn't put them in there without some changes.

alright thanks for the input. Might have to pick one up and see how it works out. There colors are defiantly amazing!
 

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The first pic is nothing unusual. Just my fungia sitting there looking pretty under moonlighting. But then I was target feeding it (which I hardly ever do) and discovered what appears to be a second mouth?!
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Never seen a fungia with 2 mouths before (2nd one under the "m").


Anyone else ever seen this before?
Is that a short tentacle or a long tentacle?
 

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