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![]() So i was doing a water change today and i noticed little tiny white balls with polyps extending looks like little pocillopora's!
There attached to my Coraline algae on the back wall and on my live rock, i did not know coral spawning in captivity was possible. ![]() I will take photos when i get home. |
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![]() Pocillopora regenerate quite readily in the aquarium. Marie had given me a baby that was growing on her coralline. I've since had two babies grow on my overflow. I'm not sure how they get there from the mother colony; whether from an actual spawn or polyps disengaging from the colony and resettling somewhere else. I lean toward polyp movement rather than spawning. Just a guess though.
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I don't really know. When I discovered the baby Poccis they had already grown to the size of a peanut.
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![]() I think they throw off the occasional polyps, which in turn settle and start to grow, I bought a small one about 12 years ago, only lasted a month or so, was fine one day and bare skeleton the next, shortly there after I had them popping up everywhere, to this day my tank is full of little ones, when they get bigger I either give them away or turn them into reactor media, left one alone once and it grew to the size of a basketball.
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