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I have a wild coral from a Florida rock, made it's way in my tank from just a skeletal structure, that being said it's one of my only 2 very successful corals and I'm pretty happy with it. But I'm pretty sure I have a problem with to much light. Not 100÷ sure, but today I brought my light from about 75÷ to about 50÷ just for the sake of this coral (if interested please check both picks as one won't help much)
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I have much better photos and something game changeing
 
Id anyone?
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I gave it a piece of shrimp.... It's eating it...
 
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Need to put this here, it's my favorite fish
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