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Old 03/31/2007, 07:36 AM
j tavares j tavares is offline
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synthetic corals

anyone have tank photos of naturesimage or decoral replicas in use in their tank I would like to see how they look with and atop live figi rock base. Thanks.
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Old 03/31/2007, 11:46 PM
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DON'T do it you dont want synthetic's in a tank if your going to have a reef go all the way with LIVING.....
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Old 04/01/2007, 09:45 AM
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I already have a reef of 20 yrs duration I would like to keep more aggressive and larger fish without the expense of lighting, supplements, high tech equipment so that is why I posted on the fish only column.
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Old 04/01/2007, 11:35 PM
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Look at your LFS for the synthetic's the will have thim or go to Petco i know that you can get thim ther
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Old 04/02/2007, 06:35 AM
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Sorry, can't find link, but I had seen thread about aquascaping for a predators tanks or FOWLR, there was an excellent-looking rank with a lot of corals skeletons, from Ebay, if memory serves. Corals' skeletons look clean and bright, because RO/DI water was used.
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Old 04/02/2007, 08:16 PM
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Sorry, can't find link, but I had seen thread about aquascaping for a predators tanks or FOWLR, there was an excellent-looking rank with a lot of corals skeletons, from Ebay, if memory serves. Corals' skeletons look clean and bright, because RO/DI water was used.
Fake corals are very expensive.I would go for real if you can,they look very cool.
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