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It would be funny if this regeneration of the yuma, can be in the future, attributed to regrowing lost limbs etc in humans. Imo a lot of cures will come from the ocean, the place less discovered then space. If I was the government I would fund more money into the ocean for cures. And set up research faculties everywhere regarding corals and phytoplankton,
 
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I know I'm a bit late on this but I find it tantalizing. I've bought yumas just to see them melt. So you're saying that some of these Yuma that are collected at 65feet and sometimes deeper are not dying because the reef tanks we maintain are not close to their preferred environment but because the bacterial infection commonly seen to basically "eat" a hole in the shroom and we can help it live by cutting it in half and purging the infection?
 

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