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Call me weird. I actually like the way gsp waves around almost like wind across the prairie. Now if only I could get it to stay in one place.

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Me too!!! I have to give mine a haircut every couple of months but every non reefer who looks at my tank loves my "electric green grass". Also it's my husband's fave and I need him to keep morally supporting my addiction so it stays!
 
I've always liked it myself. Good coral for frag trades and lfs credit. :D I've seen the back glass of some aquariums covered in gsp that look pretty cool too.
 
I love GSP... I agree though, I like to make sure they're somewhat isolated so that they won't absolutely take over.
 
One of my most favorite corals starting back in 2005.
If a person can grow GSP's then the water is a O.K.
 
It's one of my favorites. I've been thinking about starting a colony on my back glass
 

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