My First Scoly! CB StarDust

[ReefMadScientist]

Check it out!!!! No photoshop either.

 

[Genesis Corals]

Beautiful. This is one of the last corals I really want to have, great pick up.

 

[Daniel@R2R]

Very nice!

 

[ReefMadScientist]

Beautiful. This is one of the last corals I really want to have, great pick up.

Thx. It so happens this is my last coral for a while. I have everything but a scoly.

 

[ReefMadScientist]

Very nice!

Thank you! Just fed it Fauna Marin and it opened up and ate like a champ.

 

[Grissino]

Got one! Nice!

 

[ultimatemj]

Nice!

 

[Davesgt]

Very nice

 

[ReefMadScientist]

Very nice

Thx. The colors in person are truly amazing.

 

[revhtree]

Beauty!

 

[Zero Nitrates]

Amazing colors!

 

[ReefMadScientist]

Amazing colors!

Thx Zero. The actinics make this Scoly look out of this world.

 

[Dylan R]

Nice! It's on my bucket list

 

[ReeferEric]

I'm starting to dig scolys.

 

[ReefMadScientist]

I'm starting to dig scolys.

Yeah I tend to think Scoly's are just one of those corals that should be the main piece of a tank. They are super amazing to look at and love to eat.

 

[ethridge78]

I just got my first scoly the other day and I love them when the blues are on they are awesome

 

[jcdeng]

I got one of my scoly as my first coral and TBH, they are kinda boring after a while cuz they don't get bigger, they don't grow new heads, they just open up show some tenticles, close up and turn into a ball when you feed them so fauna pellets, thats it. I guess thats why I am growing into sps more and more, the shape they take when they grow is amazing and suprising.

 

[ReefMadScientist]

I got one of my scoly as my first coral and TBH, they are kinda boring after a while cuz they don't get bigger, they don't grow new heads, they just open up show some tenticles, close up and turn into a ball when you feed them so fauna pellets, thats it. I guess thats why I am growing into sps more and more, the shape they take when they grow is amazing and suprising.

I have SPS growing like crazy and LPS doing well. As for Scoly's, they do grow bigger and can eventually split.

 

[jcdeng]

for them to grow, do you have to attach them to a bigger base rock? mine stay the same size maybe due to theres nothing to grow on cuz I leave them on the sandbed?

 

[ReefMadScientist]

for them to grow, do you have to attach them to a bigger base rock? mine stay the same size maybe due to theres nothing to grow on cuz I leave them on the sandbed?

I also have them on the sand as they do better on there. I have seen tiny Scolymia's and then I have seen huge one's. Of course it depends on lighting, parameters, and feeding.

You can put it on a rock but I prefer them in the sand