Hello, new guy here from Central Florida

[sacutshall]

I have a question about placement of Favia's and Acan's.
Should I put them on rocks or substrate? If on Rock should I cut their base down or just fit them in a crevice? Much appreciate any input. Thank you

 

[reefiniteasy]

I can’t answer your question because I don’t have any. Welcome to R2R. I’m from Central Florida as well.

 

[Pistondog]

I have a question about placement of Favia's and Acan's.
Should I put them on rocks or substrate? If on Rock should I cut their base down or just fit them in a crevice? Much appreciate any input. Thank you

Welcome sacutshall,
I usually remove from frag plug and either glue to rock or small rock for easy place and move if not happy.

 

[BackToTheReef]

Can't help with the coral question but I can say welcome! Looks like the group is already on the way to getting you squared away!

 

[Jeffcb]

Good question. idk but some one will. Welcome to Reef2Reef!

 

[Tankkeepers]

Cant help with question sorry but welcome to r2r I'm sure someone will be along shortly that can

 

[flampton]

Welcome welcome welcome to the r2r!! You can remove our not depending on your aesthetic sensibilities

 

[sacutshall]

Cant help with question sorry but welcome to r2r I'm sure someone will be along shortly that can

 

[sacutshall]

Cant help with question sorry but welcome to r2r I'm sure someone will be along shortly that can

 

[Tankkeepers]

ahhh I just figured out how ppl are using these things hehe now if I can just figure out how to give people something better then your standard thumbs up lol hope all goes well for you and sorry I got excided

 

[JumboShrimp]

Welcome, from basically a FOWLR Central Floridian!

 

[sacutshall]

I can’t answer your question because I don’t have any. Welcome to R2R. I’m from Central Florida as well.

 

[Sebastiancrab]

Welcome!

 

[vetteguy53081]

On the rocks towards the bottom but not allowing sand to get on them and keep them 2-3 " away from neighbors as they are susceptable to being stung and mainly acans are aggressive corals that are capable of extending their stingers/feeders out to attack other corals near them.

 

[vetteguy53081]

And . . welcome from a Future Floridian Doral Springs (permanenly Spring 2022) which is getting blasted with storms. SMH

 

[sacutshall]

Welcome welcome welcome to the r2r!! You can remove our not depending on your aesthetic sensibilities

On the rocks towards the bottom but not allowing sand to get on them and keep them 2-3 " away from neighbors as they are susceptable to being stung and mainly acans are aggressive corals that are capable of extending their stingers/feeders out to attack other corals near them.

Thanks

 

[sacutshall]

And . . welcome from a Future Floridian Doral Springs (permanenly Spring 2022) which is getting blasted with storms. SMH

If you're talking about hurricanes, in my experience they are like Lighting never the same spot twice. But they do come close. PS watch out for the lighting

 

[vetteguy53081]

If you're talking about hurricanes, in my experience they are like Lighting never the same spot twice. But they do come close. PS watch out for the lighting

This past week, there is Thunderstorms and 45 mph winds and warnings for funnel clouds

 

[BeltedCoyote]

Welcome to R2R!! Looks like @vetteguy53081 has got ya on this one!

 

[sacutshall]

This past week, there is Thunderstorms and 45 mph winds and warnings for funnel clouds

Well that's just normal for florida. Some areas you can set your clock by the rains.