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Any idea what these are?
Thanks

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Tidal Gardens
Those are palythoas they grows fast! be careful with them they do have a potent toxin they can release if stressed which is bad for your tank and for you. Handle with care!
 
Printed Reef CaddyStack filter tower, Neptune Syst
After looking more up. I believe they are Beauty and the Beast palys.
Thanks for the help
 

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