Rcchanlder
Reefing newb
How fast do they generally multiply?
Daisy Polyp
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parrotchute
DUSTOFF MEDEVAC
Mine don't seem to grow too fast, maybe 1/3" per month.......
yote
In Memoriam
Depends on the tank.
I've seen them grow pretty quick in some tanks at the store.While in others they dont seem to grow much at all.
I've seen them grow pretty quick in some tanks at the store.While in others they dont seem to grow much at all.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
I had a rock of them a few years ago. Mine seemed to never grow :( I got frustrated and sold them.
Rcchanlder
Reefing newb
what would be a coral that grows fast and is still easy to care for?
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Zoanthids, mushrooms, softies like xenia and leathers.
Are you looking more for LPS corals? Blastos are fast-growing LPS corals, as are torches, frogspawns and hammers. Bubble corals, too. But they are still much slower than softies.
Are you looking more for LPS corals? Blastos are fast-growing LPS corals, as are torches, frogspawns and hammers. Bubble corals, too. But they are still much slower than softies.
parrotchute
DUSTOFF MEDEVAC
Green star polyp is one of my favorites. It forms encrusting mats of really nice looking, feathery corals. It can be a bit invasive, but I think it gives a tank a nice, developed look. I've got a neon green variety that I sell back to the store all the time since it grows so fast.
Rcchanlder
Reefing newb
i only have about 220 watts on my 75 g. one blue 6500k one actinic and 2 10,000k bulbs. im interested in pretty much anything that can stand those parameters. probably leathers and things to start. ive got alot of flow so i was considering some gorgonias
yote
In Memoriam
Is that 220 watts of T-5s or PCs?
If it T-5s,I think you'd be alright with softies and LPS.
If it T-5s,I think you'd be alright with softies and LPS.
Rcchanlder
Reefing newb
they are t-5s. tek light set up
