Blueberry Gorgonian Tips? (2021)

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I'm looking into possibly getting a Blueberry Gorg for my nano but all the forum posts I could find are from the range of like 2010-2013 so I was wondering if there was any up to date info? Mainly feeding since I know these ones are on the harder scale of NPS Gorgs. Will Reef Nutrition Oyster and Phyto feast do? Can they eat live BBS? I've been keeping a Red and Yellow Finger Gorg and I'd say they're pretty healthy (Polyps out a lot and actively feeding out of the water column) so I'm considering taking that step. Thanks
 
I have several NPS gorgs including a red. Mine get fed Reef Nutrition Oyster and Phyto feast. I did find that the larger the polyp, the larger the food. These gorgs get either Reefroids, BBS or defrosted rotifers. You can see the polyps close when food hits them. Good luck.
 
I'm looking into possibly getting a Blueberry Gorg for my nano but all the forum posts I could find are from the range of like 2010-2013 so I was wondering if there was any up to date info? Mainly feeding since I know these ones are on the harder scale of NPS Gorgs. Will Reef Nutrition Oyster and Phyto feast do? Can they eat live BBS? I've been keeping a Red and Yellow Finger Gorg and I'd say they're pretty healthy (Polyps out a lot and actively feeding out of the water column) so I'm considering taking that step. Thanks
Are you getting it online? I've been looking for a blueberry for a while. Can't seem to find one
 

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