AMAZED watching favites eating it's first time

[lilfish717]

I just fed my venom favites coral and I was amazed. I'm new to the hobby and just got a favite and pavona coral. The favite had it's tentacles out after lights out like I read they would. I put some brine Shrimp in and I ended up having to pretty much hand feed them but it was amazing to me. You guys probably see it every day so it's nothing much. I just was amazed how they quickly grabbed a piece and slowly fed it to themselves and one mouth big piece they it ended up splitting it up and gave another mouth half of it when the flow blew it that way. Instantly I could see the coral puff up. And then afterward it looked like it burped. I was so amazed I just had to post about it. I don't even know if this is the right place.

 

[sghera64]

I just fed my venom favites coral and I was amazed. I'm new to the hobby and just got a favite and pavona coral. The favite had it's tentacles out after lights out like I read they would. I put some brine Shrimp in and I ended up having to pretty much hand feed them but it was amazing to me. You guys probably see it every day so it's nothing much. I just was amazed how they quickly grabbed a piece and slowly fed it to themselves and one mouth big piece they it ended up splitting it up and gave another mouth half of it when the flow blew it that way. Instantly I could see the coral puff up. And then afterward it looked like it burped. I was so amazed I just had to post about it. I don't even know if this is the right place.

Cool! But, hey, no pictures to share the joy?

 

[lilfish717]

Cool! But, hey, no pictures to share the joy?

They would've been horrible pictures, haha. Plus I figured its nothing new for most of you guys. Just something I found awesome seeing for my first time.

 

[sghera64]

They would've been horrible pictures, haha. Plus I figured its nothing new for most of you guys. Just something I found awesome seeing for my first time.

Just like your favite, we can’t get enough.

 

[SuncrestReef]

They would've been horrible pictures, haha. Plus I figured its nothing new for most of you guys. Just something I found awesome seeing for my first time.

Just FYI, you can shine a flashlight and use your smartphone to get some pretty cool coral feeding video/photos. Batter yet, use a UV flashlight and time-lapse video (built-in feature on iPhones and Androids) and it's pretty cool so see how corals react: