Way too many things are known as "brain corals" lol. Both kinds of trachys (one was formerly wellso), favia, favites, other Mussidae and Merulinidae, wilsoni, lobos, just a huge range of brain corals!
Brain coral are my fav, let me see them all :)
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I broadcast feed all kinds of stuff. Nothing in particular. Sometimes I will lay some mysis on them with no flow for them to eat. They do like food though. I lost many to my copperband that went rogue. Very sad. Had some nice rainbow trachys. Would have been a fortune in today's market.
this one is called chunk
he lives in a fishbowl
this is f2 growth of an original chip from pet store bought about 2008 ish maybe 9
it has already covered the rock twice and been killed back by various insults from living in an eight inch sphere, merely picking it up cracks in some of it where fingers press but it comes back every time.
had it out for a deep cleaning.
he lives in a fishbowl
this is f2 growth of an original chip from pet store bought about 2008 ish maybe 9
it has already covered the rock twice and been killed back by various insults from living in an eight inch sphere, merely picking it up cracks in some of it where fingers press but it comes back every time.
had it out for a deep cleaning.
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Hey agreed it’s just like that one. This one can withstand draining in air for 33 mins current record, I bet that one too is inherently just the same, they’re tide riders for sure. When cleaning I just set it in a paper plate on counter. Cold as jerky, doesn’t matter. Eats tomorrow.
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I would be afraid I’d kill it if I tried. I bought it as a rectangular frag, so someone definitely cut apart a mother colony. It kind of grew and “melted” onto that rock. I really like the colors too.I love the one on the left. Too bad they are hard to frag.
I really enjoy hearing everyone's stories. They are amazing. This is the photo from the online store I bought it from. It is just as nice in person. Even has more orange though. It is quite large. Does anyone know how big they get? Or the largest you have?
Wow! I have a couple more but they will look pretty bland compaired to those.
Second pics only pic I have and hard to see in the middle.
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Well dang i need one of these
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