Sep 28, 2012 #1 Starblenny Active Member View Badges Joined Sep 26, 2011 Messages 329 Reaction score 75 Location Socal Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I've been interested in Scolymias that stay small (like 2-3"), like those W. Australian baby scolymias but I've heard that they don't live long term in the tank. I was wondering if this is true or not.
I've been interested in Scolymias that stay small (like 2-3"), like those W. Australian baby scolymias but I've heard that they don't live long term in the tank. I was wondering if this is true or not.
Sep 30, 2012 #2 Mbc Community Member View Badges Joined Sep 8, 2012 Messages 45 Reaction score 1 Location Hills of MA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Yes. We have one and it's awesome. I will ck my LO's account to see if he has a pic. New was they were first shown MACNA show a few years ago.
Yes. We have one and it's awesome. I will ck my LO's account to see if he has a pic. New was they were first shown MACNA show a few years ago.
Sep 30, 2012 #3 Mbc Community Member View Badges Joined Sep 8, 2012 Messages 45 Reaction score 1 Location Hills of MA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Here's a link to Paul's pics. This one is blurry - paul-c--albums-more-pics-picture29635-dsc-0007.html
Here's a link to Paul's pics. This one is blurry - paul-c--albums-more-pics-picture29635-dsc-0007.html
Oct 26, 2012 #4 Mbc Community Member View Badges Joined Sep 8, 2012 Messages 45 Reaction score 1 Location Hills of MA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Unique Corals has a very nice one - you should check it out. Scolymia sp. - Western Australia "Mini Scolymia" - WYSIWYG Specimen - LPS - CORAL
Unique Corals has a very nice one - you should check it out. Scolymia sp. - Western Australia "Mini Scolymia" - WYSIWYG Specimen - LPS - CORAL