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Not the case for me. I want to make sure it is a proven and aquacultured piece. They are much more hardy than the maricultured pieces coming from Indo. Many vendors are now taking them from the ocean, sitting on them for a week - month, then chopping them up. When a piece has a reputable name and lineage, you have a high chance of guaranteeing that it has been aquacultured, won't die on you immediately, and many people have successfully kept it. You also know what coloration, growth, and parameters it will thrive in. That's what a name and lineage can tell you!I love this ad! People can't decide if it's worth your price simply if someone tacked a name on it, or not... rather than the actual quality and colors. Such an interesting hobby.
Very well said. Almost everything “off the boat” looks great but many morph and or die. I will never buy another mariculture coral and stick to tried and true lineages. Has nothing to do with the name game.Not the case for me. I want to make sure it is a proven and aquacultured piece. They are much more hardy than the maricultured pieces coming from Indo. Many vendors are now taking them from the ocean, sitting on them for a week - month, then chopping them up. When a piece has a reputable name and lineage, you have a high chance of guaranteeing that it has been aquacultured, won't die on you immediately, and many people have successfully kept it. You also know what coloration, growth, and parameters it will thrive in. That's what a name and lineage can tell you!
Not the case for me. I want to make sure it is a proven and aquacultured piece. They are much more hardy than the maricultured pieces coming from Indo. Many vendors are now taking them from the ocean, sitting on them for a week - month, then chopping them up. When a piece has a reputable name and lineage, you have a high chance of guaranteeing that it has been aquacultured, won't die on you immediately, and many people have successfully kept it. You also know what coloration, growth, and parameters it will thrive in. That's what a name and lineage can tell you!
I also want to make sure I don't already have the same coral as lighting and tank parameters can drastically affect how the coral looks in pics.