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62A9E306-94DC-4F90-8C8F-5B86F9BAF02F.jpeg In attempts to avoid adding any vermentin snails from my old take to my new tank I really stretched that line between safe propagating and absolute reefer madness. NO MORE PEST Or the coral gets it!

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The hammer coral was covered in best from simple sponges to apitasia vermentin snails and even a corynactis and im starting from dry rock NO MORE PESTS god!! or I’m gonna blow this snails head off!! Here’s a picture of the hammer coral before i fragged it

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