Tonga Rock. How Is It Used By Corals & Types ?

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I've never seen any in the reefs and how it is used by reefs, by corals & the types of SPS, LPS, Softies, Leathers etc and fish ?

Since the branch's are almost round, how do corals attach themselves and types of corals that use them ? (can't imagine any Acro's grow on them. lol)
Are the branch's only near the tops of reefs ?
Are there big quantiles of these type of rock, like complete reefs made from branch rocks ?
Do they look like trees and broken off branch's ?

Any photo's and videos would be great.
 
You can add corals to the branches especially SPS. Here are a few threads on branch aquascape.

Thread 'Tonga Branch Rock SHOW ME YOUR SCAPE'
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/tonga-branch-rock-show-me-your-scape.279980/


Thread 'Building with tonga toys: Have you ever used branch rock in your aquascape?'
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/b...r-used-branch-rock-in-your-aquascape.1043555/


Thread 'Please show your Tonga branch aquascape work. Thanks'
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/please-show-your-tonga-branch-aquascape-work-thanks.675561/
 
One of the larger aquarium shops in Sydney Australia makes scapes with the branching rock for SPS - they look awesome.

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One of the larger aquarium shops in Sydney Australia makes scapes with the branching rock for SPS - they look awesome.

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WOW ! what's their website ?

Why are the tips cut and why the purple paint ?
 

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