I never liked favias until....

Sabellafella · Jul 23, 2017

Lets see some more!

Sabellafella · Jul 23, 2017

jp_75 said:
how far off other corals you guys keep them? they all look really sweet! are they more like sandbed? feeding?

Have to keep them atleast 3 4 inches away from any other coral. They have a nasty sting, and can hurt something for sure in its flow path. Sand is fine, just make sure it has some area to grow, theyre found in low light locations so it would be wise to keep them low or shaded. Feeding i think helps as well

Cory · Jul 23, 2017

I like favias just hate the name, sounds strange like some gross body part lol

Donovan Joannes · Jul 23, 2017

I loves favia as well. They can tolerate bright light and very hardy as well. Color morphing (even on the same colony) is another reason why I like it very much.

Rick.45cal · Jul 28, 2017

It's time for a Top Fuel favia update...

When I got it (March 20, 2017)

July 27, 2017 (4 months of growth)

Rick.45cal · Jul 28, 2017

That thing is NUTS!!!

RobertN · Jul 31, 2017

Big E said:
Some shots I took of my collection--

@Big E Nice Favias! What's the name of the 2nd one down and the last one--those are particularly amazing! Thanks.

Big E · Aug 1, 2017

Thanks!

The 2nd one is UC Fascination favia

Last one is Cherry Coral Paradise favia

Here's another one in my collection.....it doesn't have a trade name.

yellow rim rainbow favia R 073017 by Big E 52, on Flickr

ClowinRound · Jan 29, 2018

Rick.45cal said:
It's time for a Top Fuel favia update...

When I got it (March 20, 2017)

July 27, 2017 (4 months of growth)

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how intense of a light do you have yours under? I have mine on sand bed, and it has been such a SLOW grower.