Pulsing xenia the reality?!

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I got a good sized piece earlier for a reason, playing with filtration. ;)
Just over an hour of being in the tank and it is already on the nearest rock!
It is true people, you really need to keep your eye on it! ;)

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Mine moved their entire frag plug. It got top heavy and I found it on a lower rock one morning, it seemed happy so I left it and I’m glad I did. That rock is now an island of pulsing Xenia. Looks lovely and fingers crossed it won‘t try to float off it.

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