Micro Goniopora Question?

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I am currently looking to buy a micro Goniopora since they look so "adorable" in size compared to regular Goniopora. I have four different species of goniopora and feed regularly w/ reef roids, live rotifers and as a treat twice a week some Justins Credables Gonipora. I just need to know if micro specimens have the same/similar care requirements as regular sized species?

If wondering what I am between its the Sunset or Tears of Fury micro Goinopora.:)
 
Maybe you could ask the sellers your issue and see what they say?

Just offering an idea.
 
If you’re growing gonis with no issue, I’d say you’re fine to try micros! I do not have any experience with them, but I’d be willing to bet they have the same requirements! Best of luck :)
 
If you’re growing gonis with no issue, I’d say you’re fine to try micros! I do not have any experience with them, but I’d be willing to bet they have the same requirements! Best of luck :)
Yes, that is what I would assume. Also though been doing more research and found out that these coral we call "micro Goniopora" are actually Bernardpora coral. Here is a really neat article if anyone is interested:

Bernardpora, the Flowerpot Coral caught between Goniopora and Porites | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog
:D
 

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