Goniapora

[Maverick1]

I picked up a frag of this coral from Salty Underground, which all the frags were beautiful that i bought, I am having an issue figuring out where to place it? Let me know what your experience with them is.

 

[kegogut]

The only one Ive been able to keep alive for over a couple months is a red one that has been aquacultured.

 

[Maverick1]

The only one Ive been able to keep alive for over a couple months is a red one that has been aquacultured.

Ok, where did you place it

 

[kegogut]

On the sand bed with a decent amount of flow.

 

[Koddie Doo]

I have had luck with lots of light move to a lower light area and shrank half the size.

 

[BryanCaruso]

Does salty underground only deliver?

 

[Pife]

Does salty underground only deliver?

No, you can pick up.

 

[BryanCaruso]

Ok cool thanks

 

[Maverick1]

BTW, There Frags are amazing. They are nicer than the pics. It was only $16 to ship it to me in Belleville. Well worth not having to haul two little kids long with me. I will be ordering from them again.

 

[Maverick1]

Moved the Goni up to the top and a little bit more flow and its starting come out more. Ill be trying some reef riods also.

 

[Livinlocal619]

They definitely like high light and high flow. They also benefit from plankton. My friend had one that was dying, so he ended up giving it to me. I put it right at the top of my tank next to some of my SPS, directly in between A MP 40 and A MP 10, and is doing great. It started to grow back over the dead skeleton.

 

[pdt7361]

They need a decent amount of light and for flow it should be high just above it...it should be able to reach up into the higher flow. I had mine alive and healthy for months but at that time I was super new and not testing enough...so between peppermint shrimp tearing up corals at the time and some alk swings, I did eventually lose it.