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Old 12/28/2007, 02:28 PM
Kryptikhan Kryptikhan is offline
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frogspawn growth

Will these grow new heads? Mine arms are growing like mad...but always wondered if the stock heads which they grow out of will multiply....what's the correct term anyway lol


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Old 12/28/2007, 03:09 PM
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The corallites will divide, eventually. It just takes time, and it's important to maintain adequate calcium and alkalinity levels for this to happen.
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Old 12/28/2007, 03:13 PM
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The corallites will divide, eventually. It just takes time, and it's important to maintain adequate calcium and alkalinity levels for this to happen.
excellent. now to find me a nice true bright green frogspawn, im thinking of a frogspawn dominated tank....bushels everywhere lol.......
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