High end, rare, underrated or not often seen softies.

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I love my Koji Wada pink nepthea. You can get them from Unique Corals.
Lol, you're a bad influence!

I just did.

Thanks for the tip!

So far flame angelfish ignores it. 3rd day in.
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Lets see some more cool ones! i want ideas for something amazing looking for my tank
 
I know it is not rare or high end, but my leather is now the center piece in my JBJ 28. It almost too big for the tank

That’s cool! Mine is getting too big too. But I’m about to get my new much bigger tank so it’ll have more room to grow!

Here is a pic of mine just about a year ago.

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I just realized I have a frag of your sinularia, from Lear. It fell off the rock it was rubber banded to but I tucked it into a crevice and it reattached, doing great now.

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Awesome! I really like mine. There are 5 in total. I find that they get fuzzier in higher flow.

Looks like a pretty fancy zoa to the right of it on a shiny new plug. I wonder what it is? ;)
 
That is really bright looking and I have one but it's nowhere near that deep of a color. Nice

Thanks Randy! it definitely came at a more premium price than a regular coco worm. This guy was about $80 if I recall correctly. This is my second one, with the first one perishing because most likely the tank was too young. I've had this one about 8/9 months now and it seems to be doing quite well.
 
Thanks Randy! it definitely came at a more premium price than a regular coco worm. This guy was about $80 if I recall correctly. This is my second one, with the first one perishing because most likely the tank was too young. I've had this one about 8/9 months now and it seems to be doing quite well.
Where did you get it from
 
Your tank is gorgeous!
 

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