Trying to raise Dendronephthya and Scleronephthya part1

Something different
Healthy sun coral
Water hazy, been feeding, earlier in the day.

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Sweet. I've been wanting one of these for ages. I look forward to seeing yours thrive.
Thank you. I bought some like a month ago. Weren't open. Big mistake, weren't healthy.
If you buy just make sure all polyps are open before buying.
 
Been brainstorming, gotta design a supercharged filtration system, for test tank.
Mechanical - covered
biological- massive amount of oysters?
Chemical- possible catytic carbon? Last
 
Been brainstorming, gotta design a supercharged filtration system, for test tank.
Mechanical - covered
biological- massive amount of oysters?
Chemical- possible catytic carbon? Last
Could you try calurpa and let it go sexual for more food source? What about phyto in the water for food and cleaning the water?
 
I picked up a sad looking sun coral for $6. It had some tentacles out, so I have high hopes
 
I picked up a sad looking sun coral for $6. It had some tentacles out, so I have high hopes
That's really good price. Some open, good start. I use a pipette, feed thru day, when home. And have dosing pump feed some.
 
@Rispa this video help me out, to target feed

Can you try linking it again? Today I tried moving it into a Tupperware then melted mysis over it. I used a syringe and tweezers to push the mysis wherever I see orange. We will see what happens. I think the stress of moving it may not help things, but hopefully some of the mysis falls into the mouth. I'm thinking to try this twice a day. Do you think they'd like finer food too?

Edit :nevermind the video is showing now
 
Okay, I'll have to try a narrower tip when feeding
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

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