Mushroom coral?

[tanker]

Is there anything you would suggest instead of a mushroom? (low lighting, and low-medium current)

Green Star P, Kenyan Tree, Devils hand, ect.

 

[Dionysus]

I've found mushrooms and polyps to b easy to care for. Once they in their preferred location, they seem to multiply like crazy. Have noticed they can b pretty sensitive to temp change tho. Other than that, I've had good luck running under 4 T5's, and keeping salinity around 1.026

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[Ptrick125]

I've found mushrooms and polyps to b easy to care for. Once they in their preferred location, they seem to multiply like crazy. Have noticed they can b pretty sensitive to temp change tho. Other than that, I've had good luck running under 4 T5's, and keeping salinity around 1.026

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1.026 seems kind of high... What fish do you have?


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[RNeiswander]

1.026 seems kind of high... What fish do you have?


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Reef tanks are almost always run at 1.025 or 1.026. Fish only tanks can be run at a lower specific gravity.


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[Dionysus]

I've had specific gravity as high as 1.030 before (was away for couple weeks and alot of water evap) and corals were still thriving. But obviously not saying to run your level that high lol...1.025 seems to b the standard for reef. as for ? on how big mushrooms get, depends on type of shroom. most a silver dollar size before they split. But sum, like this 6" hairy shroom (if pic shows up), hav gotten 9" before splitting.

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