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Old 05-17-2008, 12:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hanauma bay hawaii

I went snorkeling there when I was in the army based in Hawaii. That was before I know anything about corals. I was thinking of doing an Hawaii biotope or more specificly an hanauma bay biotope. Does anyone know what kind of corals are found in Hawaii? I know that is probably a broad question.
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Since the corals of Hawaii are protected it would be impossible to do an actual Hawaii biotope. Other corals from the Pacific would suffice and few would know the difference.
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really? I thought I did hear that while I was over there. Thanks
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yup, really. it is even hard to keep a reef over there, because of that. everything you keep there HAS to be native to Hawaii.
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