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show off you non-photosynthetic corals!!
would love to see what people are caring for in their tanks, feel free to explain what you do to feed these beautys!!
heres my first one ill add(pic by sphelps) branching black suncoral (Tubastraea micranthus) http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps8ec2ef25.jpg target fed daily a variety of foods and broadcast feedings. mysis PP cyclopeeze phyto fauna marin food supplements |
This was my sun coral RIP. Target fed daily. I'm pretty sure it met its demise from the clown fish hosting it.
http://i665.photobucket.com/albums/v...alandclown.jpg |
It's an old picture but probably the best one I have taken of this coral. I love it.
http://snaz.com/marine/dendrobig.jpg |
very nice guys:)
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Beautiful !
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heres another to keep it rolling!!
menella sp. (yellow polyped gorgonian) http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps59d1d2c3.jpg |
keep em coming guys id love to see some more i know you all got them lol
heres another:P orange carnation pink polyps http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/a...tank/019-3.jpg |
Wish I had a better camera, here's my Dendrophilia.
http://i1139.photobucket.com/albums/...r/DSC00483.jpg |
beautiful !!!!
lets see some more , would love to see some more gorgs/softies and some different dendros:) |
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wow guys incredible, for all the work they require they sure put photo corals to shame;PPP
shelly what type of gorg is that not gonna i loveeee it:P |
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beautiful dendros, what are you feeding and how?? cheers!! |
I've just been feeding a mix of blood worms, mysis and brine shrimp. Usually I soak the food in either garlic or selcon. Some of the frozen cubes I use has spirulina mixed in with it.
And I just use the same turkey baster I feed the fish with. 2x a week I also throw into the thawing dish a cap full of zoo plankton and a cap full of phyto. Not sure if that has any effect on these guys or not, but they sure have been healthy and happy :D oh, and 10 minutes or so before I feed I've tried putting a few drops of Brightwell Aquatics Coral Ammino and it seems to get them feed better. |
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Wow that blueberry gorg is the shizzle!
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is that blueberry new Denny? Don't recall seeing it at your place... it's rad =)
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yes ive had it about a month , this is my third .....the first 2 i didnt give enough effort to.this timeim trying a few new things, its out full polyps all day and night. |
Resurrecting an old(er) thread.....
My contribution for today: a pair of Rhizotrochus typus. Before the (inevitable) controversy starts - these were "surprise" hitch hikers embedded on a huge piece of liverock. Hopefully that will answer how these ended up in my display. Cheers.
http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...psaf340cab.jpg http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...psfb6bbe78.jpg http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...psd784848b.jpg They are VERY easy to take care of. They appear to eat ANYTHING I feed them. Whether it be cyclopeeze, mysis, diced shrimp/mussels, even pellets and flakes....their appetite is voracious. I have fed them as often as once a day to approx. once every 10 days. I have experimented with prolonged periods without direct feeding and the corals seem just as robust with minimal 'wilting' at the once a week mark. I broadcast feed my fish and any small particles that fall into their tentacles seem to be enough to sustain them without direct feeding (mind you; I do feed my fish 2x a day). The tentacles are quite sticky and have a surprisingly strong sting (think strong BTA sting or light carpet anemone sting). |
Nice find !
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