spawns in my tank :D :D

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Happy to see that my Pocillopora Damicornis has spawned in my cube. Although this species is known to spawn a lot, it’s cool to have had it happen in my small tank. Interesting but logical to see the eggs were able to settle on one of the coralline-filled glass walls, near the surface level and above insane flow near my gyre. Will have to see if any other eggs landed elsewhere

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I grew a colony to the size of a small softball. Never had an issue with it multiplying. Then I cut it out because it was creating too much shade and it was prime real estate for some acros.
Now to put it bluntly, I have more Pocillopora growth in my tank than I have Aptasia. It is the GSP of SPS...
But yes, It is cool when it first happens...
 
I grew a colony to the size of a small softball. Never had an issue with it multiplying. Then I cut it out because it was creating too much shade and it was prime real estate for some acros.
Now to put it bluntly, I have more Pocillopora growth in my tank than I have Aptasia. It is the GSP of SPS...
But yes, It is cool when it first happens...
not worried about it. thanks for the heads up!
 

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