i was just at JL and they only have a bunch of dendros at $25 a head. no sun polyps.

and what with all the negative talk about king ed's... i understand its a mess but if you ask anyone who works there if they have a certain item, they will know exactly where it is. organized chaos, yeah. They are also the most fair place to make trades with. Robert is quite knowledgable down at king ed's and works with what he has. The people who own the place dont give him much of a budget to work with, so if you ask me he is trying his best. you try being in his shoes for a day.

i agree, i went to kind ed's today and the older guy there is very smart he knows all his corals and fish, but if you ask bout the seahorses he will give you a lecture on how no one should keep them and how there endangered but the lectures worth it, hes a very caring person!

Here you go:

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=64035

thxs

Just my 2 cents: You'll grow to resent feeding them by hand every day... I did. They are beautiful, but I'll never have another. My girlfriend saw one here in Edmonton, and asked if we could get it... I laughed.

lol ya now im looking for a dendro because aparently there awesome and they look a lot like sun corals!

Are dendros just as hard to maintain (I mean the need for frequent feedings) as sun corals?

We bought a dendro from Oceanic Corals in Aldergrove - you should check there.

thxs, and are they easy?

Dendros
 

I have one in my tank and I just feed it fairly good sized chunks of whatever I'm feeding e.g. clams, silversides, bloodworms, squid etc. Its got a fairly large mouth since its quite large and it takes pretty much anything. The pic is my 29 gallon biocube.

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