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SubscribeCoral of the week------Tubastrea (sun polyps)
raider_fish
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What else have you got to do between 12 at night and 7 in the morning? Keep up the good work!!

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I have a quite a few more profiles that I havent submitted yet. Its hard to find the time to type them out
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Beautiful coral and great pictures. I will have to remember those if ever I get the hang of this marine thing!! Are you writing any more profiles for corals? Great work once again.

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Tubastrea are most often found at depths of 13-160 feet in very turbulent water.


Yep you can see they dont need much light at all, beautiful specimen DRO
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No, I meant for other coral.

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Yup, they actually prefer very low light, even normal output light would be acceptable. They just need to be fed very often.
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Jamie.......why would you need my lights? Sun corals dont use light.
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Do you mind if I steal your lights nate. hehe, but awsome coral wish I could have it.

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Sun Polyps are VERY attractive. The only thing Id be concerned about, as you said is the feeding. Ive seen many accounts of them pretty much just wilting away, seems most people dont know to feed them at least ever other day.
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I am SO IN LOVE! How beautiful is that???
WD DRO
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