New walking dendro

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Just put some footage together of my new walking dendro, currently in my QT tank. Fun little coral!

Curious to see if you've got any tips on its care, how often you feed it, etc. So far I fed it twice at night in the past week, which it seems to prefer.



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Just put some footage together of my new walking dendro, currently in my QT tank. Fun little coral!

Curious to see if you've got any tips on its care, how often you feed it, etc. So far I fed it twice at night in the past week, which it seems to prefer.



PXL_20251015_184150322.jpg

Interesting.. bump for help!!
 
Pretty awesome you were able to get one! Where did you get it?
Just make sure you have low/medium light for it and low/medium flow for it, and it will do fine.
 
Pretty awesome you were able to get one! Where did you get it?
Just make sure you have low/medium light for it and low/medium flow for it, and it will do fine.
Aqua AD had some on Ebay.
 
Pretty awesome you were able to get one! Where did you get it?
Just make sure you have low/medium light for it and low/medium flow for it, and it will do fine.
J&L had a few available last time I visited. In Canada though.

And thank you, I have some partially shaded areas in my DT, so I'll place it there, as long as the worm doesn't move it into a different area with much more light and flow lol.
 
Update: The dendro is still doing really well after I moved it to my DT. I target feed 1-2x a week, and the worm moves it around every night feeding on detritus in the sand. Since my tilefish likes to dig holes all over my tank, I've found it upside down a few times after it fell into one, but otherwise it's been a super fun coral!

 

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