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they're tall branching hard corals, that require low lighting, but if you plan on upgrading your lights, i wouldn't suggest them.
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jdragunas
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if you get mushrooms now, then when you get your PC's in a month, you'll shock the mushrooms. It's better to just wait and get the corals after the new lights...
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do you have money burning a hole in your pocket???
celacanthr
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yeah if u r upgrading um don't do it
they are soft branching corals
sun corals are extremely difficult to keep
they are soft branching corals
sun corals are extremely difficult to keep
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jdragunas
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hey barry, long time no see! Where's the cyclo peeze thread?
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jdragunas
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basically what he said... gorgonias and sun corals (very difficult to keep)... i think that's about it...
celacanthr
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sponges, which aren't cnidarians, but those don't need any light.
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jdragunas
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mushrooms and zoos will survive with little lighting, but not very long... they really should have PC lighting...
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jdragunas
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ok, i'm out. see you guys tomorrow.
celacanthr
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Beddddd!
pitbull01
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Originally Posted by vi3tb0i
anyone know what corals will do well under stock lights? 20watts
you could do sun corals, chili corals, feather dusters (i know not a coral), sponges, mushrooms-you could actually have a VERY COOL looking tank just doing that kind of thing. Once your tank is established, you should get a starfish!
anyone know what corals will do well under stock lights? 20watts
you could do sun corals, chili corals, feather dusters (i know not a coral), sponges, mushrooms-you could actually have a VERY COOL looking tank just doing that kind of thing. Once your tank is established, you should get a starfish!