grabbitt
Active Member
About two weeks back I bought a very nice (and very large) green bubble coral. I had an idea this would happen, but I stopped thinking about it after one week had gone by since it had added to the tank and my gold striped maroon clown hadn't bothered to even give it a second glance. I found it odd, because it took to both anemones (One died and the other I just got rid of very recently) within one day... Fast, I know; I was shocked.
Anyway, today I watched my clown start cuddling up with a couple bubbles toward the bottom of the coral, so I knew he found a new mate.
I have heard of instances where clowns kill coral (frogspawn, torches, hammers, etc) because all they do is tick them off so the corals can never expand and get the light they need.
So far, my bubble doesn't seem to be too affected as of now, but I am worried this might change after a few days.
What do you guys think?
Anyway, today I watched my clown start cuddling up with a couple bubbles toward the bottom of the coral, so I knew he found a new mate.
I have heard of instances where clowns kill coral (frogspawn, torches, hammers, etc) because all they do is tick them off so the corals can never expand and get the light they need.
So far, my bubble doesn't seem to be too affected as of now, but I am worried this might change after a few days.
What do you guys think?
