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Originally Posted by Delphinus
Amazing score on those gorgs. If the polyps are brown or tan coloured then they will be photosynthetic in which case you're set. If non-photosynthetic well then you'll have to do a little work finding the right sized foods but if you can find that you should have some success with them.
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One type of the gorgonia certainly has brown/tan polyps. I sure hope you are right about them being photosynthetic. That would make things much easier on them. I do have plans for this to be a heavily fed plankton tank, but I know that I'll never sustain corals that need to be target fed.
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Originally Posted by Delphinus
How many lbs of rock is that so far (guesstimated) ?
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Somewhere between 150 and 200 lbs. By the time I'm done, there should be lots of free swimming and growth space left.
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