Show us your Sweetest Soft Corals!
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It's so green! I think I have the same toadstool as you but mine is about the size of a half dollarI have a couple sweet ones in here.
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Marco1
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The key is the base if its on a small base it will stay small took about a yr. Not on here very often my brother has one from the same mother coral and his is the size of a tennis ball he has it on a small base. Mine and his were the same size and when he comes over hes amazed but i still concluded that its the base that gives them the go ahead to get huge
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Kinda like a tree. The bigger the base the more the branches grow. I'm hoping mine starts to grow more since I've started to feed reef roids to all my corals now.
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Mark9
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It is a sinularia, grows like a weed, you can see all the places i've cut it.
I do have a nepthea, it can be seen behind the torch at 5 o'clock.
Funny thing is, at this distance they look the same.
Close up you can easily see they look totally different.
Mark9
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Thanks.
WLachnit
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Show us your Sweetest Soft Corals!
I really love the look and balance of this tank. Very pleasing to the eye. Well done!
I have a couple sweet ones in here.
I really love the look and balance of this tank. Very pleasing to the eye. Well done!
Woah the color on that leather is incredible. The purple with the green polyps looks so nice.Had these for 4 years started off 2 inches now dinner plate size my first ever coral was the green devil's hand love it and just keeps growing
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notenoughtanks
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From 2 favorites from my old 75. Green Nepthea and Pink Sinularia. Both grew so darn fast I would frag 1 finger and they would be this big again in 18 months. Bill, who got me into reefing- had the mother sinularia in his 180 that was 36" across. Ahh those were the days. Not sure I even knew the importance of Alkalinity at this point.
