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Yup mines in pulsing high flow,open day and night.It was very small and almost dead when i got it.You should see the holes where the polyps come out..tho...
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#2
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I turned out the lights and went out for a few hours and upon my return it was almost completely open. here's the pic(with lights out) when I returned home.Last edited by noirsphynx; 09-14-2008 at 04:18 AM. |
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Okay now I have no idea what it is....softie?
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#4
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That is not a galaxy coral, a type of non photosynthetic coral maybe? that would explain why it opens at night
Last edited by marie; 09-14-2008 at 04:28 AM. |
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I agree, it's not like any cystal coral I've found in my book or the net. It was fully open at the store in the middle of the day.
Last edited by noirsphynx; 09-14-2008 at 05:02 AM. |
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Crystal coral my ass! I bought it as a crystal coral(not knowing what a crystal coral actually looked like.....newbie) but after searching the net since buying it I've finally figured out what this thing is. It's called a Dendronephthya. That'll teach me to buy on impulse
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looks cool i want one now, too bad its not photo
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Better get some good filter feeder food/phyto since dendros aren't exactly the easiest corals to keep - what filter feeders are?
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