They do spawn but it is extremely rare.
Literally produced babies in the their display tank and they started growing around the tank. Not propagated. They started with basically no skeleton and just some small tentacles and have since grown a base skeleton.
This was a baby. They had several heads of a holy grail in their main display tank and then babies started popping everywhere. They waited for them to grow some skeletons and then moved them to frag plugs. I’ll try and get more pictures of the little ones popping up around the tank.What do you mean by spawned?
The flesh band growing down the plug is a sign of a healthy torch but not used for reproductive purposes.
Here is a coral of mine that was spawning
Apparently the coral was on hold for some collector and the employee forgot and now it’s mine. Hoping that since it was born into captivity it’ll be way more resilient. And I paid $400 for 2 heads.
If this happened in my tank I would be soooooo happy :).
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Their photo taking is much better. Growth rate I did notice is also insane. I had it in my tank 2 days and alk consumption increased dramatically.
Yeah hes got some great looking corals and knows how to use a camera for sure.
nsfwWhat do you mean by spawned?
The flesh band growing down the plug is a sign of a healthy torch but not used for reproductive purposes.
Here is a coral of mine that was spawning
Looking at @FarmerTy post, he thinks it was temperature related but looking forward to his article that goes over it later this fall.
