My rainbow goniopora

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I guess it is a garden. The rack has 5 goniopora and one avleopora on it. I do have a duncan but it is behind the red ora on the sand bed. Both the red ora and the duncan are way to large for a frag rack. Goniopora is actually pretty aggressive. The polyps will get blue tips and cause damage to any coral they hit.
 
I guess it is a garden. The rack has 5 goniopora and one avleopora on it. I do have a duncan but it is behind the red ora on the sand bed. Both the red ora and the duncan are way to large for a frag rack. Goniopora is actually pretty aggressive. The polyps will get blue tips and cause damage to any coral they hit.

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How are those Goni's doing lately?

Have you kept with the same lighting type or have you made upgrades/changes?

I'm very curious about the color temperature above each Goni type and the PAR at each Goni if you can measure it.
 
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Did anyone ever get a frag of this goni or know if OP is still around?
 

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