What Soft Corals like low light?
Low Light Soft Corals
What Soft Corals like low light?
Eric
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Green star polyps trust me!! Toadstool, i have one growing under some rocks! I've also had luck with Kenya Tree, mine keeps shooting starts off I could get you one or two this spring. I'd be happy to donate to the Sea Of Hall!
Last edited by Cloran; 10-21-2008 at 08:45 AM.
37g, 250w MH
Mostly SPS with a few Lps and softies
Clam
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Hmm, Kenya Tree would be nice, I have never had luck with star polyps
Eric
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you could always do some Dendro [I]sp.[I] they dont need any light and i know you'll have plenty of pods and such for them to eat.
http://www.deepseaimages.com/dsilibr...hp?photo=20054
We will see how the light is on the bottom of the tank before I make up my mind.
Eric
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just throwing the idea out there i think those are pretty tough tp care for though dont really remember.been a long time since i have done anything with saltwater (sadly)
That is what I am looking for. I need more ideas!!!!
Eric
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I think some nice Gorgonia in the bottom of the tank would be nice, I wonder if the Angels would eat them.
Eric
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yea some nice fans would be sweet down there swaying in the currents
Yeah that is what I am thinking!
Eric
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