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"The Sunshine of Your Love" Sun Coral


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  1. "The Sunshine of Your Love" Sun Coral "The Sunshine of Your Love" Sun Coral

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    Scientific Name: Tubastrea sp
    Other Names: Sun Coral, Yellow Tube Coral, Orange Sun Polyps,
    Color: Yellow
    Status: Part of Current Collection
    Availability: No Frags at This Time
    Difficulty: Moderate
    Growth Rate: -
    Lighting: Low
    Temperament: Peaceful
    Join Date
    Mar 2011
    Location
    Grand Rapids
    Posts
    324
    First Name
    Pat
     

    Additional Information & Description

    Sun Coral is azooxanthellate, or non-photosynthetic corals meaning it does not contain a symbiotic algae. Because of this in captivity Tubastrea needs to be fed foods like vitamin-enriched brine shrimp or micro-plankton from an eye dropper directly to each one of its polyps. I have been feeding this coral a mixture of baby brine, Coral frenzy, and Reef Snow.






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    binford4000 - Reefkeeper
    Join Date
    Feb 2011
    Location
    farmington hills mi
    Posts
    2,214
    First Name
    Old man
    Awards Tank of the Month - May 2012 Tank of the Month

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    looks great !!! these things are tough to keep !! takes tons of commitment that you must have.Very nice

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