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Unread 04/13/2010, 10:04 PM   #3
Aquabacs
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I will start the thread off with Dendrophyllia



Dendrophyllia sp.

Common names: Dendro, Super Sun Coral, Firecracker coral

Type of Coral: LPS

Care Level: Beginner

Reproduction: reproduces by (asexual) budding, (sexual) planula release, can be easily fragged.

Coral Placement/Orientation coral in not finicky in placement or with flow, can be glued or epoxied vertically or horizontally

Feeding: prefers meaty foods: mysis, prawns, squid, brine shrimp, cyclop-eeze, chopped silversides. Food should be fed directly to the polyp either by feeding tongs or turkey baster daily.

Additional tips or words of wisdom Dendrophyllia sp. is a great beginner coral and normally the gateway coral into keeping of non-photosynthetic corals. It is has become easily available to the public, fequent art frag swaps and one of the hardiest non-photosynthetic corals available. Yes, this coral can survive on less than daily feeding but in our aquariums we are looking for more than survival


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Current Tank Info: 50 gallon rimless non-photosynthetic
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