The Challenge With Grafted/Protein Infected Corals

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The reef aquarium hobby has always had some degree of obsession with any new or unique coral strains and varieties. It’s therefore no surprise that when reefers first started discovering irregular patches of color in SPS corals like Acros and Montis we inevitably became very curious about this phenomenon of protein infection that is colloquially…
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