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10-22-2011, 08:29 PM
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Thank you for the information. That was an interesting read.
If it is even remotely possible that it can begine calcifying a new corallite I will remain hopeful. The question becomes; should I attempt to contain it or just let it float around the tank and hope for the best? There are no fish in this tank yet, I have seen copepods and many bristle worms throughout 30-40% of the rock in the aquarium. 
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10-22-2011, 08:48 PM
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You don't want it to drift under a rock or into a pump so I'd try to contain it in a basket of some sort. A strawberry basket, or a DIY creation out of Egg crate or gutter guard would work well.
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