Thanks for sharing, comradeNot necessarily a full softie but have grown found of gorgorians.
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forgive the algae in the *** i was dealing with dinos at the time.![]()
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Thanks for sharing, comradeNot necessarily a full softie but have grown found of gorgorians.
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forgive the algae in the *** i was dealing with dinos at the time.![]()
Check out KP aquatics.I've got some gorgs and I love them. I would like to find some more unique ones that I've seen, such as the yellow spirals and fluffed up ones. The corky fingers I'd like too, but I'm not sure if the ones I've seen at a supplier are the encrusting kind of the ones on stems.
Like everything else in this hobby it depends. Terrible answer but in my experience sometimes if they touch you will find the touching parts won’t open or maybe the entire coral won’t open. In the former they just seem to grow away from each other. Remember softies can move. Other times it doesn’t seem to matter at all. They will let you know in plenty of time to move them if needed. I have found out that if a softy spends much time touching acro, the acro will loseProximity question. I noticed several of you have leathers close together. Don't they fight with each other? I try to keep mine spaced apart, which sadly limits what I can put in my tank, but if putting them closer is okay---well---I got more room for stuff ;) LOL
Edited to add: I run carbon and purigen both.
The thing that has held me back from leathers is the fear of toxicity in the tank. Has anyone had any poison their fish? I have fish that I do not want to lose (especially over stupidity).