so i had bought a trumpet coral which had one head in the process of splitting, you can see both heads are seperate but are still connected how long for them to completly split usually, and how long for other new heads to grow
It really depends on your current tank conditions and if you feed it. If your Cal Alk and Mag are all good and stable and you have it in the correct lighting and flow along with some occasional feedings it could be a quick grower.
It really depends on your current tank conditions and if you feed it. If your Cal Alk and Mag are all good and stable and you have it in the correct lighting and flow along with some occasional feedings it could be a quick grower.
Agreed! As long as your parameters are in check and you feed them they will grow pretty fast in my experience. Just don't over feed them because it can mess up the parameters. I never feed my corals anymore and they still grow well.