Chili & sun coral
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nonphotosynt
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In my case all sun corals were indifferent to light, even being nocturnal and being open for their best only at late evening. All chili were very photosensitive and closed in bright lights within minutes and being open in a dark tank most of the day.
I would keep chili out of bright light. If in cave - it have to have a good flow.
HTH
I would keep chili out of bright light. If in cave - it have to have a good flow.
HTH
cranberry
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I agree to keep th echili out of the light. We have one in our liverock tank which doesn't have a light on it. It it out fully at night and stays out particially during the day... more time to feed.
If your suncoral starts receeding, move it to the shade so nuisance algaes won't climb over the exposed skeleton. It's hard to get them to grow back over skeleton that has any type of algae on it.
And that little one in the pink animal costume.... TOO CUTE FOR WORDS!!!
If your suncoral starts receeding, move it to the shade so nuisance algaes won't climb over the exposed skeleton. It's hard to get them to grow back over skeleton that has any type of algae on it.
And that little one in the pink animal costume.... TOO CUTE FOR WORDS!!!
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nonphotosynt
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Cranberry:
If I didn't asked you yet, can you share details of the system, that allows to support life of chili coral and keep it in opening for a feeding regularly?
Here is full list of questions and answers by other chili coral keepers. In short:
1. If possible, photo of the tank: to see chili's placement in relation to flow and other tank inhabitants.
2. What kind of filtration, how many times tank volume passes through filtration per hour, do you use UV, ozone, zeolites, probiotics?
3. What you are feeding to the chili and whole tank, total amount daily, frequency?
4. How do you describe flow around chili coral, any indicators of this intensity of flow, total flow in the tank g/hr or l/hr?
Thanks.
If I didn't asked you yet, can you share details of the system, that allows to support life of chili coral and keep it in opening for a feeding regularly?
Here is full list of questions and answers by other chili coral keepers. In short:
1. If possible, photo of the tank: to see chili's placement in relation to flow and other tank inhabitants.
2. What kind of filtration, how many times tank volume passes through filtration per hour, do you use UV, ozone, zeolites, probiotics?
3. What you are feeding to the chili and whole tank, total amount daily, frequency?
4. How do you describe flow around chili coral, any indicators of this intensity of flow, total flow in the tank g/hr or l/hr?
Thanks.
