Trachy show off thread!

here is one up on Aqua SD
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I'm more afraid of sticks cause they go to my tank to bleach and die
My issue has always been that the ones I like are too expensive to justify, and the cheaper ones tend to be a bit bland. Like the one above. Absolutely amazing! Not spending $750 and hope it lives. I just can't do it. ;Blackeye
 
My issue has always been that the ones I like are too expensive to justify, and the cheaper ones tend to be a bit bland. Like the one above. Absolutely amazing! Not spending $750 and hope it lives. I just can't do it. ;Blackeye

I wouldn't spend $750 on one either. I don't have @najer's money... but to put your concerns at rest, they are very hardy corals. More so than your sticks and can tolerate more flow than you think.
 
I wouldn't spend $750 on one either. I don't have @najer's money... but to put your concerns at rest, they are very hardy corals. More so than your sticks and can tolerate more flow than you think.

I will finish paying for it this month on payday, I don't have that sort of money! ;)
 

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