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It depends on how much you are having your team trying to grow but a good time frame to set is about a year. It was on the news last week and at the two year mark they had done a wonderful job in the Caribbean rebuilding the coral that was no longer there. I believe they had regrown a mile or so worth of coral, but don't quote me. I didn't DVR it so I can't go back and view it again. However, it was pure fascinating.

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