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Feb 2, 2020

TripleTruble

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I received these 2 frags for an Aquarium I am helping with and any help identifying would be great

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1st looks like a blastomussa and second could be a favia

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Thinking it’s a Favia as well

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Man of war favia

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vetteguy53081 said:
Man of war favia

For the favia to grow the best do they need rock work to grow on?

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TripleTruble said:
For the favia to grow the best do they need rock work to grow on?

No although it helps stabilize it from tipping. Moderate light and flow and feed 2-3X per week

WHICH TYPE OF MISTAKE TAUGHT YOU YOUR MOST EXPENSIVE REEFKEEPING LESSON?

Moving too quickly or adding too much at once
Votes: 12 34.3%
Skipping—or shortening—quarantine or dipping
Votes: 5 14.3%
Buying the wrong equipment the first time
Votes: 5 14.3%
Ignoring maintenance, warning signs, or redundancy
Votes: 11 31.4%
Chasing numbers or making too many changes
Votes: 3 8.6%
Choosing incompatible fish, corals, or invertebrates
Votes: 5 14.3%
Poor aquascaping or tank-design decisions
Votes: 3 8.6%
Failing to research an animal’s needs
Votes: 1 2.9%
Trusting bad advice
Votes: 4 11.4%
Doing something on the tank when you should've gone to bed
Votes: 5 14.3%
Something else—tell us below
Votes: 4 11.4%
I’m still waiting for my first expensive lesson!
Votes: 3 8.6%

Help Identifying

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WHICH TYPE OF MISTAKE TAUGHT YOU YOUR MOST EXPENSIVE REEFKEEPING LESSON?

Moving too quickly or adding too much at once

Skipping—or shortening—quarantine or dipping

Buying the wrong equipment the first time

Ignoring maintenance, warning signs, or redundancy

Chasing numbers or making too many changes

Choosing incompatible fish, corals, or invertebrates

Poor aquascaping or tank-design decisions

Failing to research an animal’s needs

Trusting bad advice

Doing something on the tank when you should've gone to bed

Something else—tell us below

I’m still waiting for my first expensive lesson!

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