Dendronephthya & Scleronephthya aquaculture

@Sallstrom, @Lasse,
Look what i found.

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One more

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This is the only one still alive in our test tank. I'm not sure it's a Dendronephthya, but we bought it as one :)
We lose our purple one quite fast. Never really adapted to our tank it seemed.

I hope we can keep this one alive and continue work on the feeding. It hasn't lost its polyps so I think we still got a chance. Have started testing Coral Sprint(even if I hate products I don't know the ingredients in :P ). Bad picture, but gives an idea at least..
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This is the only one still alive in our test tank. I'm not sure it's a Dendronephthya, but we bought it as one :)
We lose our purple one quite fast. Never really adapted to our tank it seemed.

I hope we can keep this one alive and continue work on the feeding. It hasn't lost its polyps so I think we still got a chance. Have started testing Coral Sprint(even if I hate products I don't know the ingredients in :p ). Bad picture, but gives an idea at least..
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The guy that dives, said yours and mine, I have same ones, live upside down, purple upright, the rainbow color one upside down. They dove 50 meters.
 
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