Coral Lovers Thread!

[Calmwaters]

What is that first one is neat looking?

 

[Science/G]

What is this thing of beauty? Short Tentacle Rainbow Goniopora? A we little frag that is still flat? I can't figure it out, but I love it!

 

[steveschuerger]

Gonis hammers

 

[VintageReefer]

What is this thing of beauty? Short Tentacle Rainbow Goniopora? A we little frag that is still flat? I can't figure it out, but I love it!

Thanks! It’s a crazy rainbow goni I recently bought. It’s been coloring up great!! It’s a medium stem/length. I haven’t found the ideal spot to make it extend more, but since it’s developing so much color in the current spot…I’m not moving it!

Arrival ———> Present

I’ll add in some other recent additions!

Crazy hologram tip kingspawn

OT7 bounce shrooms

Princess peach torch

Acros

Delirium zoas

Lemon Yuma

Master button + bounce shroom + magic carpet

 

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[Olivia Lopez]

I'll start with one of my favorite corals at the moment, my small neon splatter hammer.

Where did you get this?

 

[WalkerLovesTheOcean]

Where did you get this?

I got this one from my LFS, but this looks to be the same or very similar!

Splatter Branching Hammer Coral https://share.google/aldEl90aI3qFYpcuh

 

[advaqua]

Australian Wilsoni

 

[ReeferTCG]

Torches are so cool

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Torches are so cool

Love the torches!

 

[thejtown]

My torch is growing a third head and I have no one else to share this with. I finally feel like I'm doing something right

 

[kevgib67]

It’s been awhile since, all good Walker?

 

[imnotmike]

Hello Coral Lovers!

This thread is for sharing coral photos, asking questions, offering tips, and discussing your experiences with coral care. Clams and anemones are also welcome here, as we consider them part of the broader coral community. Feel free to contribute because everyone is welcome! Happy reefing, Reef2reef!

This guy was brown and ugly not to long ago but i fixed that.

 

[danet888]

Hello Coral Lovers!

This thread is for sharing coral photos, asking questions, offering tips, and discussing your experiences with coral care. Clams and anemones are also welcome here, as we consider them part of the broader coral community. Feel free to contribute because everyone is welcome! Happy reefing, Reef2reef!

Thanks for sharing this, it is always great to see everyone's coral setups and exchange tips on keeping them healthy.

 

[Aciegoodmen]

Love seeing a reef community like this! I’m still learning a ton about coral care, so I’ll definitely be lurking for tips and sharing some pics once my tank looks a little less chaotic