My elegance

[jwoyshnar]

I just wanted to post a pic of my elegance coral

 

[greech]

Beautiful! I've always wanted to try one but stayed away due to space and hearing that they can be hit or miss survivors.

 

[reefer999]

Nice elegance, congratulations.

 

[audacious1]

how big is it?

 

[jwoyshnar]

Bigger than a football.

 

[BfishLpond78]

Beautiful colors, i wish we could get quality like that on the East Coast.

 

[jwoyshnar]

I am on the east coast. Pa here

 

[BfishLpond78]

Ugh, why can't we get that in CT then...lol

 

[jwoyshnar]

ugh, why can't we get that in ct then...lol

lol

 

[Jacwil]

Beauty!

Beautiful! I've always wanted to try one but stayed away due to space and hearing that they can be hit or miss survivors.

Aussies fare MUCH better than Indonesian species.

 

[Patrick Cox]

Beautiful speciman! I have one that looks similar but maybe peewee football size! Mine is an Aussie and I bought it from a LFS in Kentucky. I really don't do much for it specifically but it seem to thrive.

 

[Woodstock]

Nice!
Looks Happy & Healthy.

How long have you had it?
Where is it placed in your tank?
What type of lighting do you have?
Do you target feed it?

I'm on my third attempt at keeping an elegance.

The one I have now is a pink tip aussie, from Divers Den.
Looking good so far after three months.

:inlove: Elegance

 

[Spirofucci]

Holy krap! That thing is beautiful and......huge! I have had mine for 8 months so far and it is one of my favorite corals. I don't know what type it is though.

 

[ibefishy]

Nice elegance you have there. I just picked up an aussie elegance a few days ago. Beautiful corals. Hopefully it will thrive in my tank, it should. I have much better luck with lps than I do sps.

 

[Paris_Wiley]

I agree with Woodstock, any details you can provide about how you keep it would be appreciated.

 

[jwoyshnar]

It's under LEDs. My only filtration besides the live rock is an algae scrubber. I feed it every three days mysis shrimp. Once a month I do a 20% water change. I recently though started a new process where I change 5 gallons of water every 3 days. So far I have had good results with that.