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Frogspawn died months ago, new growth?

Discussion in 'Marine Reef Keeping' started by khmerspec, Jul 13, 2014.

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    Hi everyone.

    Been busy with new job and just got my BS. Unfortunately my tank suffered a lot under this time. All of my corals bleached and died out during winter.

    But since I have finished my last class, I have been doing better with the upkeep, primarily getting the ats working again with an LED bulb.

    Anyways, I just noticed little heads sprouting from my frogspawns skeleton.

    Anyone heard of this? Able to confirm if it is true with the attached pictures. I really hope I'm not getting excited over nothing. Counted 5 sprouts so far, not including what I think are vermetid snails.


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    #1 khmerspec, Jul 13, 2014
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    Thats what they are. Many corals will do this if the hobbiest is willing to wait it out. Congrats!
     
    #2 greech, Jul 14, 2014
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    Nice find.
     
    #3 johnnyriker, Jul 28, 2014
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    Awesome. They are growing nicely, and looking more and more like frogspawns.


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    #4 khmerspec, Jul 28, 2014
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    Nice good job
     
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