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Big polyp blasto loves the shade. A colony in the sun will never be as fluffy as one in a cave. If you have very bright lighting you can guarantee your blasto will not look like it should.

They eat like most Lps and require standard reef parameters. Some will branch; others will make more of encrustation or a mound. The one thing in common is they all look amazing under actinic lighting.


What kind of blastos do you have? Let's blast some blasto pics up in here!!!
 

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