French Tickler Coral? AKA Sphincter Coral? C'Mon!

[llebcire]

I'm not making this up:

https://www.thatpetplace.com/pet/prod/208279/product.web

Quote:
"French Tickler Corals, or Sphincter Corals are unique specimens indeed. They resemble a tree in shape, and may be colored white, tan or brown. These csoft corals do not require lighting, but do require planktonic feedings, moderate current, and sufficient trace element leves to thrive. Tickler Coral tentacle will typically recede into the trunk of the coral for the night forming a ball, but will emerge and stretch out when daylight arrives to feed. "

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[BuddhaKiss]

lol! Can you imagine taking a date back to your house and ask her if she wants to see your French Tickler?

 

[RicksReefs]

I guess they weren't happy with 'christmas tree coral' that it's usually known as.

 

[loosbrew]

Wow, I haven't seen those in a while. I used to have one maybe 13 years ago, but I was young and so was the tank and it didn't make it. When I bought it, it was labeled as a Sphincter Coral.

 

[JMCAquarium]

lol, I posted this thread in my home forum and the MODS locked it up was still funny as hell though

 

[urbanrat84]

I have one - it was labelled 'Medusa' coral. 'Sphincter' doesn't sound too pleasant either...