firework clove polyps anyone

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They arrived today perfectly packaged, and I promptly dipped them then moved to dt . They definitely didn't care for being shipped , but hopefully in the next couple days open up
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This little piece was broken off , so I stuck into a nook in the rocks , seems happy enough. Blaze our fire shrimp had to supervise my placement..so much personality
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It‘s been an hour. They all opened up an growing yet? :D Can’t wait to see.
 
It‘s been an hour. They all opened up an growing yet? :D Can’t wait to
It‘s been an hour. They all opened up an growing yet? :D Can’t wait to see.
My lights just switched to blues , but the polyps on a few are showing the orange tips ..don't mind the coral beauty..its very photogenic
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I've always liked these, but would they do well in an SPS tank? play well with others? like high flow/light?
If you look at my pic, there’s actually a purple acro on the right side of the cloves, kinda under them a little :)
 
I've always liked these, but would they do well in an SPS tank? play well with others? like high flow/light?

No, they don’t like high flow. They also look better under actinic lighting.
 
I've always liked these, but would they do well in an SPS tank? play well with others? like high flow/light?
Turn up the flow slowly and they’ll be just fine. The higher flow they’re in, the fluffier they are. Before and after cranking up the flow, you can see my purple bonsai acro on the far left :)
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If you wanna grow these in a tank with mostly sps, they’re gonna grow slow. Pretty quick growers in tanks with a lot of nutrients though! They spread like beautiful wildfire but I’m pretty on top of them.
 
Superyosin- whats the green mushrooms in your photos they look fantastic
 
I'm in the lemon camp, I had one polyp survive a tank mini cycle that grew to three, my tuxedo took two and left me the smallest one! :rolleyes:
That one is now two and there are three or four on the urchin, slow growers but not to bad with "variable" conditions! ;)

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They arrived today perfectly packaged, and I promptly dipped them then moved to dt . They definitely didn't care for being shipped , but hopefully in the next couple days open up
20200813_111658.jpg

This little piece was broken off , so I stuck into a nook in the rocks , seems happy enough. Blaze our fire shrimp had to supervise my placement..so much personality
20200813_111713.jpg
I heard that they can be invasive, is this true? I just bought some and now I'm concerned
 

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