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I accounted for all the new rfa. Two have moved. One is on the rocks and the other has tucked it self behind a rock.

One moved about 2 inches to snuggle up next to some zoas. Any concern about that.
 
I accounted for all the new rfa. Two have moved. One is on the rocks and the other has tucked it self behind a rock.

One moved about 2 inches to snuggle up next to some zoas. Any concern about that.
If I remember what I've read correctly, there shouldn't be. The rfa will just get taller and block light from the zoas to keep from being over run. Ron Reefman says that he has baby rfa's growing in the middle of zoa colonies without harm to either
 
Pits. Both mom and dad are pits. Mom is as friendly can be. Dad I'm not sure of his temperament
Kinda what I thought after looking at them a little closer. At first I thought they were Weims ;)
 
Kinda what I thought after looking at them a little closer. At first I thought they were Weims ;)
I can see that. The colors right and they are about 6 weeks old.
 
My little boy isn't so little any more ;) He's only 15 weeks now and about 2/3s her size. He's going to be a BIG boy :)

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Maybe we should keep oysters to help pay for corals? They are actually great for filtration.
I have had small or little neck clams but I can't keep them for more than 7 months.
Will oysters live in our reefs. Or do we need a certain kind.
 

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