shyfish
Member
I have been looking at the pictures of everyones tanks.
I noticed lots of coral touching each other. I also noticed bubble coral very close and nearby. These are the ones that look the best!
I have always been told my coral can't touch each other, everything needs to stay two to four inches apart, and that bubble coral becomes long tendrils at night stinging and killing all coral it contacts.
My tank looks
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compared to the pictures I am seeing, so can anyone tell me if I can stock my corals close without harm? I have been afraid to purchase bubble coral.
Because I gotta say these pictures are breathtaking, and I am sure the pictures don't do them justice on how good they look in true life.
I noticed lots of coral touching each other. I also noticed bubble coral very close and nearby. These are the ones that look the best!
I have always been told my coral can't touch each other, everything needs to stay two to four inches apart, and that bubble coral becomes long tendrils at night stinging and killing all coral it contacts.
My tank looks
[hr]
compared to the pictures I am seeing, so can anyone tell me if I can stock my corals close without harm? I have been afraid to purchase bubble coral.
Because I gotta say these pictures are breathtaking, and I am sure the pictures don't do them justice on how good they look in true life.