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Coral certainly is collected from Vietnam and surrounding area. Whether it was actually collected there or elsewhere maybe a concern... Not sure why however, I didn't think Vietnam area had anything other than some teardrop clams. I dunno though.
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I believe you're about to introduce some type of pest algae, on that birdsnest frag.
It had hair algae on it. It's gone now thougg. Roughly 10 minutes after placing in the tank the lawn mower blenny devoured it. If I didn't know where they were coming from I would have removed it. However I know that the guy I got them from takes more than special care of his setups. So I let it go to my blenny for some nice grazing. 
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No I meant his tanks are nicer quality than others I've seen. And it's not over run with it. And since I knew my blenny would get rid of it before it could spread out of control I gave it to him to eat. If it had come from someone with poor quality tanks I would have scraped it so I wouldn't risk infecting my blenny with something nasty.
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Actually croceas. The two things (marine aquarium related
) that Vietnam is known for primarily are croceas and zoanthids. Typically Vietnamese zoanthids are very unusually colored, unlike our more common aquacultured and other Indo zoanthids.- Messages
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Jeremy, Is people still having a problem with Clams imported from Vietnam??
It's a beautiful colony. Some green, some purple, some orange, even some blue. And the. Of course different variations of each color. Quite a nice mother colony. In a week or two I'm gonna try my hand at fragging it a little. I've watched serval videos on it. It seems fairly easy. My scape and bone cutters ccame in today as well. Any advice on the matter?
