I shouldn't kill mine
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sfsuphysics
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hahah Phong, yeah I have some of those too, they were the brown eye palythoas that had a bit of green to them under heavy blue light, fell behind a rock for a year, now they look identical to that! 
Eileen: I like how he's complaining about the zoos overrunning, yet has those blue/red stripped mushrooms in that very picture, now those things will run rampant over everything
Eileen: I like how he's complaining about the zoos overrunning, yet has those blue/red stripped mushrooms in that very picture, now those things will run rampant over everything
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hahah Phong, yeah I have some of those too, they were the brown eye palythoas that had a bit of green to them under heavy blue light, fell behind a rock for a year, now they look identical to that!
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You are now pre-qualified for "rare" group for next swap ;D
hahah Phong, yeah I have some of those too, they were the brown eye palythoas that had a bit of green to them under heavy blue light, fell behind a rock for a year, now they look identical to that!
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You are now pre-qualified for "rare" group for next swap ;D
This is a joke, right? LE? Dude, if thats an LE, I must be sitting on some serious cash....
Offtopic here, Tuberider, you're Jeremy right? I picked up a frag of pink hydnophora at the swap with your name on it. It is now my pride and joy...it's freaking awesome. You did an excellent job on grow out and have inspired me to do a better job fragging next year ( my frags were more like accidents). Much respect.
Offtopic here, Tuberider, you're Jeremy right? I picked up a frag of pink hydnophora at the swap with your name on it. It is now my pride and joy...it's freaking awesome. You did an excellent job on grow out and have inspired me to do a better job fragging next year ( my frags were more like accidents). Much respect.
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Thanks blink, the kind words are much appreciated.
The Palys I saw in November were 2.5-3" in diameter, I'm not kidding, I have yet to see any that large before and since. I only say that because I was struck with the size, not because I'm a fan of "colorful Aiptasia", I'm more into "colored sticks".
The Palys I saw in November were 2.5-3" in diameter, I'm not kidding, I have yet to see any that large before and since. I only say that because I was struck with the size, not because I'm a fan of "colorful Aiptasia", I'm more into "colored sticks".