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Hi fellow reefers,

I just made a purchase of a frag coral called "Jack O Lantern mycedium"

Has anyone own a mycedium coral before? I think that I can apply the same rules of care as a chalice, medium to bottom lighting and medium flow?

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Hi fellow reefers,

I just made a purchase of a frag coral called "Jack O Lantern mycedium"

Has anyone own a mycedium coral before? I think that I can apply the same rules of care as a chalice, medium to bottom lighting and medium flow?



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Yes i would agree with that and add "give it some room". I have several Mycediums and late at night (early in the morning) They have tenticals that go waaaaay out. Different species have different lengths. But i have one that is maybe 1 1/4" wide and it has tenticals that can reach as much as 5 1/2"! Yes bothering everything in it's reach.
 

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