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My wife loved this when we went to the LFS. Yup, I bought but I didn't know what it was then and still don't, but she's happy. :cool:
 

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How about I get the picture going in the right direction. Thanks
 

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Looks like a gorgonian to me. Not an algae. I don't know enough about them to be more specific.
 
Here's a couple of shots that may help.
 

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Definitely a Gorg. That species needs to be feed often, that is the reason for the large polyps and because it is none photosythetic. Feed it either cyclopeez or prawn eggs.
 
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Great thanks for the link to the site . Its a yellow finger gorgonia. I feed it every other day, is daily recommended?
 

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