My New Coral

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So I've decided to try taking on one of the more difficult to keep corals. I bought a carnation tree yesterday, and I want to post a thread regarding my progress with it. I'll try to update the thread at least once a week to give everyone a chance to see its progress.

Here's a pic of what he looks like today:

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The appearance is definitely similiar. The main difference with this coral is that it's not photosynthetic.
I haven't heard of that before. Looks similar to a Kenya tree, just red. I hope it does well for you!
 

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