Light Adaptation of Anything

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Always amazed by what can adapt to high light. This is one of the upper rocks that gets 12 hours light 8 of which is at 350 PAR. I placed everything intentionally with the exception of the zoas which just refuse to bugger off.

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Always amazed by what can adapt to high light. This is one of the upper rocks that gets 12 hours light 8 of which is at 350 PAR. I placed everything intentionally with the exception of the zoas which just refuse to bugger off.

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Great picture! Really shows how vibrant coral can be
 

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