I've noticed in my reading that Pocillipora damicornis seems to be a favorite among scientists for testing and observing coral behavior, sensitivity, reactivity, and experimentation. Can anybody tell me why? I know it's one of the easier stony corals to keep (even though they seem to die off every time I try to put one with my acros :frustrat:) but there must be another reason because many other stony corals, such as montiporas (even though they seem to dislike yote just like Pocilliporidae hates me), are as easy to keep. It has relatively big polyps for an sps which I would imagine is helpful for studying some things but, then again, so do all members of Pocilliporidae. So what's up with them?
Pocillipora damicornis
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dcantucson
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I don't know the answer. :(
yote
In Memoriam
They do they just to piss us off Austin:mrgreen:
Bifferwine
I am a girl
I saw a bumper sticker today that said, "JESUS IS THE ANSWER". So I'm gonna go with that.
My answer to your question, Epos, is Jesus.
