wow I just looked up a picture of clove polyps and they are amazing! definitely something i am going to look forward to! i will have to see for other replies because i want some variation incase the store i go to doesn't have them in stock when i go to get the coral!Look into some of the clove polyps
But a nice pulsing xenia adds great movement
Clive polyps would scare me in a large tank let alone a small one. They grow crazy quick and can be invasive. Often more invasive than Green Star Polyps
Oh! ok well I'm glad i read that before getting some hahaha. well i guess that rules out those! thats ok i bet i will get some other suggestions as well as this whole xenia thing which (funny as it is) is the coral i was talking about! (pom pom coral) haha well thank you anyway!
I’d also be cautious with the Xenia. But if you keep it well trimmed you’ll be fine. You just have to keep up with it
oh no! well thats not good I'm sorry about that! i will be sure to not get those then especially with my tiny 2 gallon tank.I would be careful with the clove and Xenia. I put some of both in my small 28 gallon tank, and now they have taken over completely. Attached is a before and after of when the softies took over.
how fast does it grow? i love the way it looks and would love to have some in my tank!Hey so if your looking for something relatively easy to keep, cheaper, and would add some nice flow. I recommend a hammer or torch coral. It would be a nice center piece for your 2 gallon tank. Im guessing you probably got enough light for the coral. here is a older pic of my purple tip.
do you think a torch coral frag would grow fast enough to take over my zoa colonies?
K thanks!I don't believe so. I hear torches are slow growers...also if they grow big real easy to frag them to the size you want. Make sure you get the BRANCHING variety if you go with a euphillia coral
