I just kind of got bored of freshwater fish and wanted to change things up.I love kribs. I had some bolivian rams, so a little bit the same. what got you into saltwater from freshwater?
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I just kind of got bored of freshwater fish and wanted to change things up.I love kribs. I had some bolivian rams, so a little bit the same. what got you into saltwater from freshwater?
I was afraid of getting Zoas at first but trust me if you get them you will love them. They grow rapidly and colors are stunning. Even tho it releases a toxin as long as your not manhandling, fragging obnoxiously, and boil your rock, you should be good.Thanks.
I have a serious problem with worrying, and did not think getting zoas would ease my anixety so I was trying to stay away from toxic corals.
Is it possible to move a mushroom if it is getting to close to another coral?You have a lot of fast growers there. They will fill the tank pretty quickly (especially the gsp and xenia)
Give them as much room as you can, but I like corals so I tend to fill in the spaces then trim them
Yes and no. In general you need to cut them off the rock once attached. Then put it in a container with a mesh lid so it gets flow, with lots of little rock pieces so it can reattach to one. You often end up with two mushrooms - one also growing from the cut foot.Is it possible to move a mushroom if it is getting to close to another coral?
Honestly I never knew about those toxins when I started this hobby and got bad at never wearing any gloves had no issues I think it’s more if your just allergic so you’ll find out soom
Oh i know i just meant most cases of people having issues is allergic and not palytoxin.Nothing to do with being allergic. Palytoxin is one of the most powerful poisons out there.
How much space should I leave bettween the corals to grow?