longitudinal fission

[fish911]

what does "longitudinal fission" mean
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"It is considered semi-aggressive and requires adequate space between itself and other corals. It reproduces by longitudinal fission. "

 

[zman1]

vertical split/separation.

 

[reefreak29]

Originally Posted by zman1
vertical split/separation.

 

[fish911]

k apparently i had too much wine with dinner
so these things ..to multiply (blue rics) .. .just split down the middle ?:S
im confused ..**feel stupid**

***)

 

[hatessushi]

Yes, mine just did a few weeks ago and now I have 2 that look like twins.

 

[drew2005]

Exactly. My candy cane has done this a couple times.

 

[zman1]

Not Rics, but a pic of one of my mushrooms. I personally would call it latitude, but what do I know. Just the meaning and diff between longitude and latitude and fission -LOL

 

[fish911]

THANKS FOR UR HELP
instead of posting another thread
can someone tell me if the stock lighting on the bio cube 8g would be enough to support
Open Brain Coral (Green) - Trachyphyllia geoffroyi
Bubble Coral (Green) - Physogyra species
Galaxy Coral - Galaxea species
Pearl Coral (Green) - Physogyra species

>>> is this the same as frogspawn or just similar?

 

[fish911]

bump

 

[teen]

if it just normal output, then no. possibly if its power compact.

 

[fish911]

its a pc .. i forget the specs on how many watts ... id have to get the box out of the atic or look it up online .. but im sure its at least 10W per gallon ... is that the rule of thumb?