Sun corals
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I never tried them.
They are non-photosynthetic. Keep away from very bright lights and feed them directly often.
Flow is easy. Keep it in the middle: not too stagnant, but too strong to the point where the coral retracts.
They are non-photosynthetic. Keep away from very bright lights and feed them directly often.
Flow is easy. Keep it in the middle: not too stagnant, but too strong to the point where the coral retracts.
You have to feed them every few days at least. They are gorgeous.
I once did a dive in Costa Rica on a rock pile in 75 ft of water that was absolutely covered in Orange Sun Corals. The water was so thick with plankton and detritus that it looked like a blizzard.
I once did a dive in Costa Rica on a rock pile in 75 ft of water that was absolutely covered in Orange Sun Corals. The water was so thick with plankton and detritus that it looked like a blizzard.
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