Looking for a Chili Coral
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I got mine from saltwaterfish.com. Not local, but they frequently have them. I got hell from a lot of people saying it doesn't belong in a tank and they always die. according to SWF.com they said it was easy to maintain. Mine is 4 months old and still doing good.
they are out of stock now, but you can be put on an e-mail list and they will let you know when they come in. $79 gets you free shippping but they charge you a $10 surchare per order and I think they have a $5 gas charge now.
80% of my stuff is from there and 90% does good.
http://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_1...ategory=4&category_search=62&root_parent_id=4
they are out of stock now, but you can be put on an e-mail list and they will let you know when they come in. $79 gets you free shippping but they charge you a $10 surchare per order and I think they have a $5 gas charge now.
80% of my stuff is from there and 90% does good.
http://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_1...ategory=4&category_search=62&root_parent_id=4
Long Island Andy
Andy
The coral only opens at night, how much fun could it be
Thanks all for the responses. I found one last week at Suffolk county fish and reef.
pyro- the reason I wanted one was for that reason. I have the perfect bridge that it is hanging under.
Andy- It is a big red sponge. The only thing that it does is extend its polps to eat, but when they are not extended it is still a big red sponge.
pyro- the reason I wanted one was for that reason. I have the perfect bridge that it is hanging under.
Andy- It is a big red sponge. The only thing that it does is extend its polps to eat, but when they are not extended it is still a big red sponge.
