90g shutdown-Corals-Edmonton

[Coral Hoarder]

elifants ear are a sponge
you mean the purple one right ?

[Vitaminz]

Originally Posted by scott tang

elifants ear are a sponge
you mean the purple one right ?

The Rhodactis mussoides Elephant Ear Mushroom is a member of the order Corallimorpharia (Stephenson, 1937). It is usually brown or green, with a large wavy surface, a leathery texture, and multiple mouths. It can reach 10 or more inches in diameter.

It is very easy to maintain in the reef aquarium with a low to medium light level combined with a low to medium water movement. It is semi-aggressive and requires adequate space between itself and other corals. It reproduces through longitudinal fission.

The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae hosted within it provide the majority of its nutritional requirements from the light driven process of photosynthesis. It may also eat bacteria.

It will arrive as one large mushroom attached to a rock and will expand to a larger size in the reef aquarium.

[Lexy]

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[btymens]

Originally Posted by Lexy

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What part of Edmonton do you live in?

[Vitaminz]

Originally Posted by btymens

What part of Edmonton do you live in?

NorthSide

[btymens]

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[pseudonym]

Hey Man,

None of the pics work for me unfortunately =(. I'm still really interested in that clam and the pipe worm colony. Are they still available?

[Vitaminz]

Huge Colony of Blastomussa - $80

[coralbeauty201369]

How much of these. This being frog spawn and mushrooms do you still have

[Vitaminz]

All I have left are the colonies of Zoa's. Next up for sale is the live rock, $4/lb. All the live rock started out as base rock, and has only been from my tank. Lots of sponge and random corals attached.