Help me pick a finger leather coral

[Gianluca]

Close to Michigan? I have a huge one I'll sell for cheap

Where in Michigan? I am near Detroit

 

[krash7172]

Here's my devil's hand on a usual day. Keep in mind that they won't look fuzzy all the time. If you see one in lfs, they may still be acclimating.

 

[Soylent Wrasse]

Following, I been looking at adding a variety of leathers to my tank. Btw has anyone ordered this particular pack?

https://m.liveaquaria.com/product/6...soft-coral-3-pack?pcatid=6874&c=597+6845+6874

I got this about two years ago. They go on sale from time to time. I have one from there that is still going strong, the other two I traded. Honestly nowadays you're better off just picking the coral you want. Usually you're paying lots of average leathers.

With coral and shipping being the cluster it is, picking and choosing is the way to go.

 

[Dorinda]

 

[Dorinda]

Excuse the algae. This is my devil's hand I got firm my LFS.

 

[New&no clue]

Here are pictures of my pink and pulsing sinularia

 

[Just John]

Excuse the algae. This is my devil's hand I got firm my LFS.

Thanks for the photo! Everyone's photos have made me think that I absolutely have one.

 

[Just John]

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[Just John]

Thanks for the pictures! It looks like my above comment was magically deleted and won't come back. Talked to my LFS and they never see them. Is that the pink on the bottom? It is awesome! Maybe that's what I should be looking for. Looks like I am going to have to spend a bunch online!

 

[New&no clue]

First off, I just saw your user name, and same here...

Second, if you are looking for some online, I would suggest Aqua Corals. They have a great selection and reasonable prices, although shipping can be high.

https://www.aquacorals.com/index.php/corals/soft-corals/branching-leathers
Or Alysa's Seahorse Savvy

https://seahorsesavvy.com/collections/coral-seahorse-safe

 

[acro-ed]

I’ve been growing this type for 15+ years. I’m also in Florida.

 

[Just John]

First off, I just saw your user name, and same here...

Second, if you are looking for some online, I would suggest Aqua Corals. They have a great selection and reasonable prices, although shipping can be high.

https://www.aquacorals.com/index.php/corals/soft-corals/branching-leathers
Or Alysa's Seahorse Savvy

https://seahorsesavvy.com/collections/coral-seahorse-safe

Thanks!

 

[Just John]

I’ve been growing this type for 15+ years. I’m also in Florida.

That's really nice - do you know what type it is?

 

[Soylent Wrasse]

Just an FYI - I've got some frag plugs coming in Friday. I'll be posting a vid of it (kind of a how to if you will) once I'm done if anyone is interested. Sunday probably.

 

[acro-ed]

That's really nice - do you know what type it is?

Ive always just called it a “pink sinularia” but I don’t really know for certain.

 

[PR_nano]

I’m also in Florida.

Do you sell any frag out of it?

 

[acro-ed]

Do you sell any frag out of it?

Sure, I am happy to sell or trade. I am in Ocala and I go to Tampa and Orlando at least once a month. Feel free to send me a private message.

 

[Soylent Wrasse]

Finished up a vid on fragging leather corals. Lots of ways to do it, I just go for the quick and easy.