I find some gonis are a bit more aggressive than others. Our lavender Lust for example wants to tick of anyone that it touches. For the most part I’ve had luck with keeping them all close but there are def a few strains that don’t play well. The red gonis alwyas tend to be a little more aggressive too. I look for longer sweepers and thicker balls on the tips
Good to know. I didn’t know they were aggressiv. I’ll keep that in mind when getting new ones.
that Zoa is nice.One last teaser for the night!
the answer, as always, is it depends. I don't have mine fixed on rocks but rather on discs on the sand, so that they can be moved in case they are not nice to each other. Some do not like each other and sting, while others don't seem to care.
Hi Mark!!!!! I LOVED that frag so much, Im really glad you picked it up! Its honestly one of my favorite acros, so hardy, never shifts color and is a great grower!Good morning Ann,
I love the LRO Kamodo island I got from the last live sale. You guys were at a show the day I picked it up. It looks exactly like the picture in my tank. What a gem this was.
My god…..the hints of green tooWow
I’m hoping to find another gem or two during the live sale. Fingers crossed.
Oh before I forget, how is your blotchy doing? Mine is getting huge!!!
Mine is doing amazing and getting huge too! I swear he thinks hes a grouper sometimes though, he comes up to the tank when he sees food in my hands and is always the first one to take the biggest chunks of food.Oh before I forget, how is your blotchy doing? Mine is getting huge!!!
do it do it!!!! That bernardpora is sick nasty.
Absolutely! However, Ann said it's a Bernadopora so definitely put it by itself. Bernadopora and Gonis don't play nice together.
But they're worth it!
The big test will be if I’m fast enough to snag it. Or if I’m even paying attention when it comes up.
