yellow polyps
- Thread starter lzrlvr
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I think they are pretty! And I think they spread really FAST.
I haven't put any in my tank mostly because at 1st, I thought they look too much like aptasia
How BIG is your tank? You may need to take that into consideration...do you have enough room for a fast spreader and all the other corals you want to keep?
I haven't put any in my tank mostly because at 1st, I thought they look too much like aptasia
How BIG is your tank? You may need to take that into consideration...do you have enough room for a fast spreader and all the other corals you want to keep?
They are pretty. They do spread fast. They are aggressive. Mine are on the back wall of my tank.
Mike Johnson
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Exactly, DianaKay, I don't want anything that looks like aiptasia.
I guess I don't see that they look like Aptasia. I have had white and of brown Aptasia, never yellow. I think the polyps have a much prettier skirt on them.
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I'm always seeking yellow, and yellow polyps would be nice if they were bright.
Back of my nano...
Back of my RSM250....
Back of my RSM250....
Noaconstrictor
Member
I like how you started to cover the back walls. My goal in my mantis tank is to cover the back glass. Currently have pulsing Xenia glued on and in the future gonna add some Yellow polyps and some mushrooms out of my reef. Anything else besides GSP that would also work. ? Sorry about hijacking your thread
I got the yellow started by outing the frag to a ceramic magnet and attaching it to the back wall. When I got my nano I removed the magnet with the original frag attached to the nano. What you see is where those polyps spread from the magnet to the wall. I have some pink palys growing on the wall on the other end. They actually came off a rock that was up against the wall. My pink encrusting gorgonia also went from the shelf rock to the wall. I think any Zoa that you could attach should potentially spread onto the back wall.
