Let us all know how the plant fairs in the brackish water. 
A dedicated forum and online store for the Opae ula shrimp!
Pterocladiella capillacea I think
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Arnold wrote:Pterocladiella capillacea I thinkNeat, they look a sea fan in a way.
Why wouldn't the Opae Ula share his food? Because he was a little shellfish 
Yes its very elegant and the red color looks amazing, after doing some research this specie its found also in brackish waters so maybe it have a chance
Really cool looking! If it works out I'll think about getting one too
New hardscape coming soon... The good thing to live in a volcanic island free volcanic rocks hahaha
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Nice, especially the second ine! You can start a business with them
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hahaha I make a mini volcanic tube with a screwdriver
Ship them to my place! I'll turn my flat into a massive Opae Ula tank and line the walls with them.
hahaha how many tons you want? here are all types, colors and forms of volcanic stones that you can imagine
