So you probably know I'm obsessed with my frogspawn bc all my posts anyway I've has the coral for about 1 and 1/2 months in my tank it still only has one head my parameters are good calcium is 420 temp is 78 nitrates r 0 phosphates r less than 1i target feed about 1-2 times a week and the coral is in my biocube 29 wih stock lighting but the coral is in the upper lever of the tank my question is can someone give me a possible estimate of when to expect budding or a split?
Question about euphyllia
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maroonman
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Time. Lots of time. I have a few colonies which have split 3-4 times in the past 2 months. I have a colony which has yet to split in the past 6 months. It all depends on how well the coral is taking to your tank ...params. Lighting , Feeding , Ect.
Some Have thick branching stalks,,And some are much thiner.
It seems as my thick stalked Euphyllias do not split as often as the thin stalked ones. This is just what I have noticed with my colonies.
Some Have thick branching stalks,,And some are much thiner.
It seems as my thick stalked Euphyllias do not split as often as the thin stalked ones. This is just what I have noticed with my colonies.
Rokwell33
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ReeferBill
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Just hang in their and one day you will notice growth, my frogspawn has grown from 1 head to a fist size in 4 years. Make sure you secure it to your rock so it does not get damaged from falling into sand. I lost quite a few corals this way. Now I securely glue my corals before they have a chance to get knocked over into another coral or damaged from being facedown in the sand.
