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Old 07-09-2008, 03:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Just accidentaly fragged a sun coral

There have been spinoid worms living right next to my sun coral colony and i have been trying to squish them but in a day or two they have rebuilt their shells even bigger. Well this time i was a little more aggressive with the shell and shoved my forceps down the tube. When i did this the forceps slipped and went into a hollow section of rock just under a single polyp of sun coral and pop the rock broke perfectly around the LPS. I was lucky very lucky. on another note i did get that pesky spinoid worm.

picture of the lone polyp it is already opening and i fragged it half an hour ago.(sorry for crappy picture my Nikon is in the shop)



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Old 07-09-2008, 08:13 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Congrats on the frag Very pretty coral. It loks healthy too. I've never tried to keep one because I've read they need frequent feedings.
How often do you feed yours?
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Re: Just accidentaly fragged a sun coral

i have ben feeding them about2 times a week and they are doing great but i have a shallow tank and its easier to target feed opposed to a deeper 150tank. :-)
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