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Ive never heard of non invasive aptasia
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I guess bad choice of words...Less invasive would be a better description. I haven’t seen them in the filtration or moving much. Yes, some have reproduced but not plaque proportions. That’s why I’m observing these two pieces of LR in 2 different tanks. I will probably kill the species that has reproduced the most and leave the others for biodiversity in the tank.
 

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