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02-08-2004, 09:14 PM
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| Smilie Bartender   | Eric Borneman Seeks Help in Saving the Elegance As many of you know, the Elegance Coral used to be one of the hardiest corals to keep in captivity. Sadly, the fate of these corals has changed and now they are nearly impossible to keep alive. There are many theories, many questions to be answered but one thing is certain- this is a beautiful creature that deserves much better than the fate with which it is presently dealing. Please read about Eric Borneman's study Here and consider doing anything you can to help secure a better future for these corals. |
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