First corals for my mini

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  1. sssnake

    sssnake Montipora Digitata

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    Finally got a chance to take some pics of my mini with newly acquired corals.


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    The only pic I don't have is from my bubble-tip anemone ...... he has taken a stroll to the back of the tank. Maybe he'll come to the front in due course (I hate when that happens :mad: but have no choice)

    Have the corals been placed properly? They seem to be happy.
     
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  3. rickzter

    rickzter Torch Coral

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    Watch out for the frogspawn, mannyhernz lost a healthy galaxea colony to a frogspawn. Those guys are ruthless. Mine takes the galaxea sting no problem.

    What fish stock you planning for this beast?
     
  4. Bruce

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    Looking Good!
     
  5. sssnake

    sssnake Montipora Digitata

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    I'm trying to keep the frogspawn 6 inches away from everything. The candy cane is a bit too close for comfort though but I'm afraid to move it because it seems to be doing well at the present location.

    I'm considering adding a couple of clowns.
     
  6. coral reefer

    coral reefer Giant Squid

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    Be careful with the sinularia soft coral(finger coral), they possess the highest toxin in the Octocoral family. Catalaphylia, Euphylia, plerogyra, many Acropora sp. and Porites have hard corals have had detrimental effects due to the toxic terpenes released by sinularia sp. Stunted growth and mortality has been shown as a result of keeping Sinualria too close to stonies and not having sufficient skimming!
     
  7. rickzter

    rickzter Torch Coral

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    Hey coral_reefer, I read in a book and they nicknamed the leathers "assasins". Enough said, huh? ;D
     
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  9. ItsHardwick

    ItsHardwick Plankton

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    agreed, we just had a finger leather almost kill of a brain in my girlfriends tank, the leather was free so we figured why not, but after that it was off to the lfs for him...