Dendronephthya & Scleronephthya aquaculture

I had a friend, who wanted a boy so bad, got 7 girls. It literally killed him.
I have two. He can have both. These boys drive me crazy. One time my 6 year old was fighting with the 2 year old and he said that he wanted to sell his little brother. It was kind of funny. So I said “ok. It’s going to be a buy one get one free deal”
 
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Thinking outside the box on coral's natural protection? Are you thinking probiotic? Not trying to pry, just something I've been thinking about too.
What ever it takes to succeed for them to thrive.

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Thinking outside the box on coral's natural protection? Are you thinking probiotic? Not trying to pry, just something I've been thinking about too.
LRS food contains probiotics. Helpful for fish, wonder if whatever strain they use is beneficial for corals.
 
That is very like my 2, one is yellow / orange with yellow polyps the others are orange with orange polyps. :)
It’s surströmming time in Sweden. Yum, yum. Me hungry
 
LRS food contains probiotics. Helpful for fish, wonder if whatever strain they use is beneficial for corals.

The particulate size is too large for dendronephthya. I wonder if a probiotic would be passed between trophic levels? i feel like it would be better to target the coral but it could be sufficient.
 

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