I've never seen where an encrusting coral is growing up a soft coral and neither seems to mind, for now at least.
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Yep, this coral is definitely a keeper!Wow very cool
I bought the lepto frag and the zoas were just an unexpected bonus.About ready to drop a leptoseris in the middle of my mohawks
Pretty cool. Will be interesting to see once it gets to the Zoas heads.I've never seen where an encrusting coral is growing up a soft coral and neither seems to mind, for now at least.
Deep Rising
Bonus points if you can name the movie!
It's weird because I normally suck at taking pictures I complain and apologize for how bad my pictures look all the time. This one was just a quick pic and I wasn't even trying and it did turn out good. I didn't even notice it was a decent pic until you mentioned it.That is cool. Good photography skills as well. I would keep that experiment going and I would actually like it if you kept this thread updated.
Yes that's kind what I assumed. Now I just need to decide if I even care enough about them to fix it. I guess now that I look at them closely they are decent looking zoas.It's interesting for now but the lepto will kill those zoas.
Yes that's kind what I assumed. Now I just need to decide if I even care enough about them to fix it. I guess now that I look at them closely they are decent looking zoas.
Just that easily I've been convinced. If I decide to save the zoa I'll just frag a few polyps off. It's grown really quickly anyway so the loss of some doesn't bother me.Sorry but in the interest of our enjoyment to see how far those tubes grow before the zoas die you have to leave it
I'm more of a survival of the fittest kinda person. They want want to survive they should adapt to where they won't get covered up by a slow growing encrusting coral.Personally, I'm not one to let animals die if I can prevent it. Your call though.