Are Toadstools beginner corals?

[smoney]

Are toadstools beginner corals? I have 192 watts of pc lighting, for my 50 gallon tank is that good enough for toadstool?

 

[schadiest1]

that's enough for a toadstool. they are pretty easy to keep. you should do just fine.

 

[jer4916]

i have two toadstools in my tank...they're easy to take care of...just remember some times they like to shed there skin and lay around kinda gimpy sometimes...they come and go through it all the time....so dont freak out...i did when i first got them.....try not to move them to much though...simply because every time you do ...you can basicly wait aweek before they come back out again..hehe
good luck!
reminder: THEY GET HUUUUUGE

 

[smoney]

I have a huge open spot for the toadstool to go. I'd give it about a week til I get it because I want to test my water before I get one.

 

[marlin]

i was thinking about adding a very small toadstool to my 12g nano i have a 96 watt pc . should that be enough?

 

[dragonboy]

Anyone know where I can get a Neon Green Toadstool?

 

[jer4916]

Heck, anyone know where i can get a neon green toadstool?

 

[viper_930]

Green-polyped, or green base? The green-polyps are much harder to find and much moer expensive. I bought mine from a LFS about the size for a quarter for $80, and I consider that a good deal. The green-base toads are much easier to find, and most LFS would get one or two in fairly often, or at least they do in my area.
Many poeple would sell either of these green toads, just have to look around often on some forums. And when I say often, I mean daily because they do sell fast. Other online sources are not allowed to be named.
Here's a pic of my green-polyped toad when I got it.

 

[dragonboy]

Yeah they look very cool and I love the color. I have one LFS in my area who has one about quarter size as well but they won't sell it which I hate when they do that since hate it when they do that.