Xenia and Placement

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xenia is difficult to contain because they will throw their clones out and where ever they land is where they settle, i would say that if you put it on a rock it should eventually cover the rock and if you find random growths elsewhere in the tank to just remove it and it should stay in the one area
 
xenia is difficult to contain because they will throw their clones out and where ever they land is where they settle, i would say that if you put it on a rock it should eventually cover the rock and if you find random growths elsewhere in the tank to just remove it and it should stay in the one area
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