beginner corals
- Thread starter reefnoob
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Anyone heard of this site?
Corals for Sale - Berghia Nudibranch & other saltwater livestock for sale online
Corals for Sale - Berghia Nudibranch & other saltwater livestock for sale online
LunaLaFee
Reefing newb
and you are from...?
fastrd400
It wasn't me!
I've delt with Salty Underground before. They are okay, not a huge selection. What are you looking for?
Bifferwine
I am a girl
You can find soft corals on any coral website.
Check out Aquarium Fish: Tropical Freshwater Fish and Saltwater Fish for Home Aquariums first and foremost. They have several different "packages" of corals that you can choose from that are very reasonably priced.
Check out Aquarium Fish: Tropical Freshwater Fish and Saltwater Fish for Home Aquariums first and foremost. They have several different "packages" of corals that you can choose from that are very reasonably priced.
fastrd400
It wasn't me!
So, mushrooms, zoas and the such?
LunaLaFee
Reefing newb
I wanted to know, since I know some sites that send send corals,fish etc. to certain countries - not worldwide - very reliable though..
But anyway - my friends use Aquarium Fish: Tropical Freshwater Fish and Saltwater Fish for Home Aquariums - i think there is a sector of "beginner corals" as well..
And if you are on a tight budget then ---> MrCoral.com is what you need.. go to the sector "NEW"..i remember they were cheap and had corals for as much as 10 $..
Try those.. otherwise - EBAY ^^ (favourite)
But anyway - my friends use Aquarium Fish: Tropical Freshwater Fish and Saltwater Fish for Home Aquariums - i think there is a sector of "beginner corals" as well..
And if you are on a tight budget then ---> MrCoral.com is what you need.. go to the sector "NEW"..i remember they were cheap and had corals for as much as 10 $..
Try those.. otherwise - EBAY ^^ (favourite)
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Olivia is right about Mr. Coral -- they have frags for very reasonable prices. Be sure to dip any corals that you get in, though. Mr. Coral is pretty well known for sending corals with nudis or flatworms. That's not necessarily a bad thing since it's easy to fix and prevent those pests from getting in your tank -- everyone should dip all corals before putting them in their tank.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
You can buy coral dip at any LFS -- it usually contains iodine. You dip the coral in it before putting the corals in your tank and it kills of most pests that can hitch hike in on the corals. It also can help them adjust to the new environment and can help prevent infections if you have freshly fragged a coral.
