Lets see those Scolymia pics!
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Skorpinok
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bergzy said:is it like the one you see on the sand that is a little on the right? if it is, i would be amazed if you didnt like it...then again, i love scoly's!
Hey, I've got the same size green scoly. I missed out on that pinkish red scoly. I'm so bumbed out:sad1:
Ohh well, time to move on - you've got some cool looking scoly's bro.:thumbsup:
Especially the red one's.
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Was doing a search on some new corals that I adopted w/the purchase of a 120G. Some people have said Scolymia and I say Cynarina for both. What do y'all think? Oh, and it seems that these might be fairly valuable? Like I said, they came with the tank. I have no intention of selling the 1st, as it's easily my new favorite coral.
2nd one under light:
2nd one 'at night':
Diggin' up this thread!
Was doing a search on some new corals that I adopted w/the purchase of a 120G. Some people have said Scolymia and I say Cynarina for both. What do y'all think? Oh, and it seems that these might be fairly valuable? Like I said, they came with the tank. I have no intention of selling the 1st, as it's easily my new favorite coral.
2nd one under light:
2nd one 'at night':
Thanks for the ID - I thought they were both Cynarina =D
Lighting - That's a good question that I'm not sure on. When I got my two Cynarina they were in a metal halide set-up w/6.67 watts/gallon. My set-up is also metal halides and has over 9 watts/gallon. The first Cynarina sits a little over half-way up on a rock and is seemingly great, and that's where it was situated before. The second Cynarina is on the ground, as that's where it was before I got it as well. Neither have been in my set-up for that long though, so I cannot really say if they like their placements long-term.
As far as flow is concerned, I read they don't care for too much flow, so neither is in any high flow spot.
Btw - how is it that these guys reproduce?
Lighting - That's a good question that I'm not sure on. When I got my two Cynarina they were in a metal halide set-up w/6.67 watts/gallon. My set-up is also metal halides and has over 9 watts/gallon. The first Cynarina sits a little over half-way up on a rock and is seemingly great, and that's where it was situated before. The second Cynarina is on the ground, as that's where it was before I got it as well. Neither have been in my set-up for that long though, so I cannot really say if they like their placements long-term.
As far as flow is concerned, I read they don't care for too much flow, so neither is in any high flow spot.
Btw - how is it that these guys reproduce?
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