Colt coral experience

[kevgib67]

I had one in my previous tank that I tore down after sixteen years. I recall it was an easy coral that grew well. When I set my current tank up I asked my lfs if they had any and she said she hadn’t seen one in over a decade and talked me into a sinularia similar care requirements). When I needed to get a soft coral to attach I put rock rubble in a plastic container and coral and place it in a low flow area. In about a week it attaches to a piece of rock which can be glued where you want it. Happy birthday again Camden!

 

[cdemoss01]

I had one in my previous tank that I tore down after sixteen years. I recall it was an easy coral that grew well. When I set my current tank up I asked my lfs if they had any and she said she hadn’t seen one in over a decade and talked me into a sinularia similar care requirements). When I needed to get a soft coral to attach I put rock rubble in a plastic container and coral and place it in a low flow area. In about a week it attaches to a piece of rock which can be glued where you want it. Happy birthday again Camden!

Are they rare or something?

 

[KrisReef]

No I got it free from my LFS for my 16th birthday. Its in a spot with little flow.. Should I change that? How long until it begins to melt.

Happy Birthday.

Free coral, I like your LFS alot!

 

[cdemoss01]

No I got it free from my LFS for my 16th birthday. Its in a spot with little flow.. Should I change that? How long until it begins to melt.

Happy Birthday.

Free coral, I like your LFS alot!

He's given me free stuff every year

 

[kevgib67]

Are they rare or something?

I don’t know, I should have asked. They were everywhere back in the mid nineties.

 

[cdemoss01]

Came home and coat coral fell to the sand. Picked it up and reglued. This is its condition... Not well

 

[cdemoss01]

You can barely see it..