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![]() I keep mine in half shade. I don't think blastos need very much light, especially the red ones. It's also in the corner where I squirt food for non-photosynthetic corals.
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![]() Do you feed your Blasto? I was under the impression that they need to be fed.
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![]() They do good in very low light (full shade) and need to be fed often. I don't keep them anymore because they are a little more difficult and require more attention than other corals.
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![]() I do feed them quite often, once a week, spot feed with brine shrimp.
I always thought that blasto wellis required good light. I will move them to a shade area today. They are so hard to keep... Thanks guys |
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![]() a good link on their care
http://www.asira.org/blastomussamicromussaacanthastrea
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![]() Thanks tlo for the article.
This article recommends less light but most of the other sites stated medium lights. I think you are right, less light for blasto. I am going to move them to a less light area. Thanks |
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