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I have a Xenia that split in half and that half of it fell off onto the floor of my live sand. He seems to be doing well on the floor. Would it do well if I pushed into a hole in my live rock?
 
I have a Xenia that split in half and that half of it fell off onto the floor of my live sand. He seems to be doing well on the floor. Would it do well if I pushed into a hole in my live rock?

I’d strongly suggest only putting it on an isolated rock that is away from the primary rock scape and can be easily removed. This stuff grows fast and once it spreads it can be highly invasive and take over the tank.

/very pretty and fun looking coral, but one to be careful with
 
I have a Xenia that split in half and that half of it fell off onto the floor of my live sand. He seems to be doing well on the floor. Would it do well if I pushed into a hole in my live rock?
Thank you. Will it take over other coral?
 

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