Gumbies R Us
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I want to see your best coral in your tank, one that really shines out from the rest. Maybe it is one that is large, or one that is just bursting with color. Let's see some of those amazing looking coral!
Let's see those unique corals!
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encrustingacro
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I have (what I think is) an Astraeosmilia tumida from Fiji in my tank. I'll take photos when I get home.
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Can’t wait to see it!
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Those are awesome looking! How long have they been growing in your tank?
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luis angel
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I’m not sure how unique they are, but I have two that come to mind. First is my Fox Coral. Bought it on a whim because I’d never seen or heard of it before, and I’ve only ever seen one other for sale since then.
The other is a freakishly large torch. It started out very unassuming. It looked like any other single head frag, but 8 months later it’s got tentacles on average 6”-8” long and is just a single giant head that looks like it’s trying to split into 4 all at the same time.
The other is a freakishly large torch. It started out very unassuming. It looked like any other single head frag, but 8 months later it’s got tentacles on average 6”-8” long and is just a single giant head that looks like it’s trying to split into 4 all at the same time.
steveschuerger
I love Gonis and Euphyllia. Maybe too much
I can’t pick just one so I’ll put up my 3 largest Gonis
That's what mine aspires to be. Post #54 is the frag I got last week. Any special requirements to get it so healthy? There doesn't seem to be a lot of info out there specific to efflos.My Efflo is the crown jewel of my collection.
Hopefully I can get mine to grow like that at some point. It's terribly finicky about something. The little 2" frag I have looked like some sort of encrusting coral for months after I got it, then all of a sudden it perks up and extends an inch for about 2 months. It's been back to it's old self for about a month now and I have no idea why.I can’t pick just one so I’ll put up my 3 largest Gonis
steveschuerger
I love Gonis and Euphyllia. Maybe too much
Yeah I still have the odd Goni that does things like that. Right now I’ve got a red Goni that’s been withdrawn but not dead for at least a month and a half. Like I’ve said before I love Gonis but they definitely have their peculiarities .
SauceyReef
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I think of all the unique corals I have been working with this last past half decade the Nuclear Sunset Discosoma could be my all time favorite that has been in my tank. It looks super crazy in person - almost like it has 3d shimmer look / holographic aspect to it you cant see in photos (hard to explain).
I have had it for a bit under 4 years now and it has sadly never made another mushroom! I am to lazy to go run and get a photo so here is a non blurry one i found online.
I have had it for a bit under 4 years now and it has sadly never made another mushroom! I am to lazy to go run and get a photo so here is a non blurry one i found online.
Alexraptor
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Honestly havent done anything really special and it's been almost effortless. My tank is low tech with just a light and pump, no mechanical filtration of any kind. I do 30% weekly water changes and dose daily with All For Reef, and broadcast feed Reef Pulse once or twice a week, mainly for the benefit of my porcelain anemone crab.
My impression is that it seems to enjoy a fair bit of nutrients (think upper end of good paramters for sps) as well as well as some particulates floating around, likes strong diffuse lighting but absolutely hates hot spots.
Also worth noting this started out as a small maricultured colony and not just a small frag.
Colors are crazy in person. I need to get a filter.
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Amazing looking coral!Trachyphyllia filter and no filter
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