Fox Coral

[AJinNY]

Mike? Travis? Anyone want to jump in?

I saw this on DrMacs site:

http://www.drmaccorals.com/sys-tmpl...file=latestnewarrivaltoppickcoralsj&UID=10378

I read up about it and its a LPS and apparantly peaceful and relatively easy to care for.

What do you think?

Also I bet the pics on these sites are misleading with regard to size.

 

[livingreef2004]

there great corals just be sure to place it under a overhang in low current they do not really seem to like strong light or waterflow

ps each square behind the coral is a half inch

 

[AJinNY]

Thanks LivingReef and thanks especially for the measurements to give me a better idea as to size.

 

[mps9506]

Ditto... not a very demanding coral at all, but very beautiful, esp. as it starts to grow larger.

 

[AJinNY]

Hey Mike sounds like Im on my way, eh?

You know I didnt even factor in that these things grow!

 

[mps9506]

I never used to either. My current tank is looking sparse in anticipation of the growth space needed for my corals.
My first tank had corals piled on top of each other from the start.

 

[ReefLady]

Agreed, never ha done the only caveat I've heard was that they are sometimes damaged during collection and don't recover. So if you order one and it looks like it has torn tissue, I guess send it back.

T

 

[CAT]

I agree with Travis. Any damage or missing flesh and the coral will just keep on declining. If you get a really healthy one, they're easy to keep. Beautiful coral, I'm waiting to find a really nice one.