What's the biggest coral ever seen

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by kien

Corals aren't plants either.. Wow, must've been some night for everyone

Let's try this again when everyone isn't hung over.

Is an octopus a plant or a mammal?

[kien]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Is an octopus a plant or a mammal?

That question deserves a poll on its own

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by kien

That question deserves a poll on its own

I just can't. But I do use Instant Ocean!!

[WarDog]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

I just can't. But I do use Instant Ocean!!

Yes... But only between 5 and 9.

[Roskoreef]

My favourite is the birthing photosynthetic octopus..

[jr999]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Is an octopus a plant or a mammal?

Mineral.

And Instant Ocean for the win.

[TimT]

Since the thread is kinda off topic...

and people still smoke at gas stations.

[TimT]

The biggest corals I have grown are a 12" acropora and an 18" x 14" sunset chalice from a piece 2" x 4".

The ocean is a different story. House sized corals can be common. I've seen table acros 10' across.

[jazzywashbuckler]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Do you mean in the ocean, or in someone's tank ?
And squids, octupii aren't corals dude ....
So do you mean corals ?

Smacks head you don't say. We're talking about size of corals in ocean the biggest ever found, you know . Lol

[canadianbudz604]

I have a 12"x14" green sinularia in my softie tank. Not the biggest but damn huge.