Kenya Tree Coral

[gsw0716]

Hello, Just curious about anyone's opinions of these. I already have a toadstool and finger coral, so it's probably not advisable to pick up a Kenya Tree, but they appeal to me for some reason. Would love to hear some pros and cons and see some pics from those that own them.

 

[Sphyrna_gal]

I think they are pretty and add a different look and some movement to a tank.

I don't have any currently but if I happen upon a cool green variety I would snatch it up. I've had Kenya in the past and they're easy to care for, similar to Xenia or GSP they grow fast and drop their 'branches' that can end up in unwanted spots..

 

[gsw0716]

I think they are pretty and add a different look and some movement to a tank.

I don't have any currently but if I happen upon a cool green variety I would snatch it up. I've had Kenya in the past and they're easy to care for, similar to Xenia or GSP they grow fast and drop their 'branches' that can end up in unwanted spots..

Yes, I am interested in the green variety only as well. My LFS guy doesn't carry them as he said they aren't too popular, but I kind of like them. I don't really like my finger leather coral and would replace it for a Kenya Tree.

 

[rusty shackleford yes]

Underrated and extremely hardy coral. Just got 5 corals at Petco for 25$, three are Kenyas! I can’t wait for them to get huge and make my tank a coral forest!

 

[Hunna’s Stunnas]

They are pretty when fully opened up. Mine rarely does though thanks to the sexy shrimp liking to hang out on it often.