Trachyphyllia and those awesome moments

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I have had my trachy for 8 months about.
When I got it, was roughly over 1 1/2" skeleton.
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It has gotten rather large over the months. Also acts rather weird.
Daytime it's flat like a pancake.
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Lights off
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As the lights kick on.
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After looking at the base of the skeleton yesterday. It did this at feeding time. A bit blurry, I didn't clean the glass in that area :*(
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Who else has some awesome photos of their trachy and growth feeding phases?
 
I have had my trachy for 8 months about.
When I got it, was roughly over 1 1/2" skeleton.
sep0521.jpg
090521.jpg
It has gotten rather large over the months. Also acts rather weird.
Daytime it's flat like a pancake.
daytime.jpg
Lights off
night.jpg
As the lights kick on.
trachymorning.jpg
After looking at the base of the skeleton yesterday. It did this at feeding time. A bit blurry, I didn't clean the glass in that area :*(
20220506_131000.jpg

Who else has some awesome photos of their trachy and growth feeding phases?
Wish mine would have survived
 
I've never thought that before but after seeing the feeders come out and the orientation of the mouth, Plus knowing how some scolemia will dress down the skirt in different ways...?? Could be?
It’s that first picture when it was a baby that gave me the idea
 
Wish mine didn’t have a juv emperor constantly picking at it until it was gone
Could try putting in the sump? I had a cynarina that got obliterated by a filefish and it recovered decently in my refugium with all the gunk constantly coming in. Will need proper lighting but just a suggestion.
 
You sure its not a scoly??
Positive! I think... Cone base, usually a trachy trait?
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This is my trachophylia. It's my second but my first was similiar in shape. Don't know that's I've seen a round one but my experience is limited.
So is mine. Limited experience, but they seem pretty tough. I have a love for trachy's and want at least 4 more!
It’s that first picture when it was a baby that gave me the idea
I don't know 1 thing about scolys :(
I've never thought that before but after seeing the feeders come out and the orientation of the mouth, Plus knowing how some scolemia will dress down the skirt in different ways...?? Could be?
You all got me asking too many questions.
Wish mine would have survived
Do you know what happened to it? Once the aquariums is settle, they are very easy to care for. Not as fickle as lobos.
Nippers, are an issue though.
Wish mine didn’t have a juv emperor constantly picking at it until it was gone
Angels of all sizes love meaty coral :(

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Positive! I think... Cone base, usually a trachy trait?
20220506_085822[1].jpg

So is mine. Limited experience, but they seem pretty tough. I have a love for trachy's and want at least 4 more!

I don't know 1 thing about scolys :(

You all got me asking too many questions.

Do you know what happened to it? Once the aquariums is settle, they are very easy to care for. Not as fickle as lobos.
Nippers, are an issue though.

Angels of all sizes love meaty coral :(

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Mine was a Lobo, got my species mixed up :rolleyes:
 
My trachys are much more irregular shaped. This is morning shots before they fully inflate during the day. Trachys are probably my favorite corals in the tank.
 

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This is my trachophylia. It's my second but my first was similiar in shape. Don't know that's I've seen a round one but my experience is limited.
They were very easy to find years ago .
easy to keep .
aka meat coral , donut
If I’m not mistaken in my build thread I had a picture of a old one that was massive .
 
They were very easy to find years ago .
easy to keep .
aka meat coral , donut
If I’m not mistaken in my build thread I had a picture of a old one that was massive .
I have a meat coral and a couple of donuts and they are different. My meat and donut have a single mouth in the center and my trachophylia has multiple mouths
 
My trachys are much more irregular shaped. This is morning shots before they fully inflate during the day. Trachys are probably my favorite corals in the tank.
Couple of jewels!
 
diff not a scoly its an open brain (Trachyphyllia), I had a red and green one a long time ago similar to this in shape and feeding behavior.
 

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