That is hilarious, it literally made a u turn.
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That is hilarious, it literally made a u turn.
I have this same situation going. War coral just slowly taking the zoa's realstate.
Great thread! This pic is interesting: War Coral vs Zoa. Neither has been able to sting the other, but the War Coral is choking out the zoas simply by growing around them. If you look carefully at the center bottom, you can see where the War Coral is crushing my Psamma.
Yep , these guys are mean but very pretty in my opinion. I gave them a small rock of their own.
One last pic from me. This one...and please correct me if I'm wrong...I think is Acan echinata. In one night it completely liquified a big, beautiful colony of Acan lord. I was bummed! But my setup is very small: Red Sea Reefer 170... so space is very limited and I can't help but want variety.
Have not seen that before.Here is one that will tickle your brain 2 rainbow bubbletips living among zoa and palys. Keep it that way for 1 year. Explain that one hahaha.
In my world, the ugly ones always win.
My good looking sps corals are lovers and not fighters. These days I have more trouble saving corals from other corals than I do with pests and params. In the early days I was so excited to see growth that I didn’t put much thought into placement; if I only knew!
Yeah they move 3ft away and made home there.Have not seen that before.
A torch won't tollerate that.Any one have any coral war experience with Rhodactis Mushrooms? I have some growing up a rock where I have my torch garden. I'm thinking I should be okay, but after reading this thread and seeing what others have posted about discos and yumas I'm having second thoughts. Thoughts?
Sorry, meant my hammer garden.Torch won't tollerate that.