Trumpet Coral Care

mrdc

mrdc

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I have one head of trumpet coral coming in today. I plan to put it in the sand where it will get a good bit of current. Do you think that will be ok? Do they grow fast? I know I could google all these questions but I like asking them here.
Thanks
 
meowzer

meowzer

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I got a trumpet frag once...it was the size of a pea...LOL...I glued it to a piece of rock.....Nothing of mine seems to grow fast though..LOL...BUT it now has 4 pea size heads
 
spanko

spanko

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Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3297315
I got a trumpet frag once...it was the size of a pea...LOL...I glued it to a piece of rock.....Nothing of mine seems to grow fast though..LOL...BUT it now has 4 pea size heads
Yeah, so what type of slow should it be put it in?
 
spanko

spanko

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Originally Posted by mrdc
http:///forum/post/3297307
I have one head of trumpet coral coming in today. I plan to put it in the sand where it will get a good bit of current. Do you think that will be ok? Do they grow fast? I know I could google all these questions but I like asking them here.
Thanks
Seems to me that was one of the questions asked. But I am old and you youngsters may read it differently.
 
speg

speg

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Yeah, but you wrote "slow"... ;)
My candy cane likes very low flow and I'd say that the care should be similar to an acan lord.
I try to feed them roughly every other day but sometimes they refuse to put their tentacles out.
 
meowzer

meowzer

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3297329
Seems to me that was one of the questions asked. But I am old and you youngsters may read it differently.

UH...OK....LOL
Us youngsters...haha....I would wait until you get it and see how big it is....Like I said...Mine was teeny...if I had put it in the sand it would have been gone
 
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