Thanks RC

Red Coral Aquariums · #1 10-03-2009, 07:12 PM

Kelly spelps is correct it is a dendro. I missed you calling it a duncan. And it does look healthy.
Kevin

sharuq1 · #2 10-03-2009, 08:10 PM

Ah I always get those two mixed up, darn "d" names.

Either way it's a beauty. I just love the bright yellow on it.

That's cool sphelps, it makes me wonder if I am being too cautious with my ponies. What kind of LPS do you think I could get away with in there? I have frogspawn in the reef, but I thought that might be too risky. What do you think? I did throw a caulastrea in there and haven't had anything disastrous happen.

sphelps · #3 10-03-2009, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by sharuq1

That's cool sphelps, it makes me wonder if I am being too cautious with my ponies. What kind of LPS do you think I could get away with in there? I have frogspawn in the reef, but I thought that might be too risky. What do you think? I did throw a caulastrea in there and haven't had anything disastrous happen.

I don't really want to say what can and can't be done or say what is or isn't safe but I've kept away from Euphyllia and similar type corals because they may be a little more aggressive. I have never seen any issues from acans, open/closed brains, duncans, dendros, favias, candy cane, chalices, and all kinds of sps. The seahorse often makes contact with the corals and holds onto them but nothing every seems to bother him. I also keep a few clams as well, again no issues.