Sceleronephthya Care

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Anyone had good results with these?
Is phyto enough?

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Guys

Anyone had good results with these?
Is phyto enough?

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Success isn’t difficult you’ve just got to be ready for feeding with Phyto in a mix of coral foods.
 
Are these toxic? I noticed it’s not been open a few days and had algae covering it so I took a toothbrush and tickled the algae of but a green cloud come off it but it was the algae cos that’s brown
 
Are these toxic? I noticed it’s not been open a few days and had algae covering it so I took a toothbrush and tickled the algae of but a green cloud come off it but it was the algae cos that’s brown
To my knowledge, no they aren’t toxic but if you’ve got algae growing on it I’d get it into a darker corner.
 
I actually thought they were pretty difficult to care for long term and almost always died. Theyre the same as carnation corals, right?
 
It’s been doing really well with daily phyto feedings but the last few days it’s been closed up most part of the day
 

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