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Got these from the frag swap in lakeland. Wife helped with the buying and negotiating [emoji106] . But dont remember the names.

Number 1
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Number 2
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Number3
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Number 4
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Number 5
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Thanks hpoe it posted ok
 
Number 1: maybe a galaxea
Number 2 : Gonipora or flower pot
Number 4: blasto coral
Number 5: Acans
 
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1: Galaxea, beautiful coral but has a nasty sting and really long sweeper tentacles, keep it far away from any other coral.

2: Goniopora, also called the flower pot coral. Like moderate flow and moderate to lower light. Needs to be fed occasionally, I suggest a zooplankton additive or something like Reef Roids or Reef Chili :)

3: Hairy Rhodactis Mushroom, very easy to keep, give it some space because it will sting other corals as well. Will multiply as it grows as well.

4: Blastomussa, pretty tough coral. Also likes to be fed occasionally (once a week keeps mine happy). One of my favorite corals :D

5: Acan/Micromussa lord coral. One of the most popular corals in the hobby, comes in a ton of varieties. Will do well in lower flow and low to moderate light :) I would feed it occasionally as well but you can feed this and the Blasto pelleted coral feeds or mysis.
 

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