Colorful soft corals?

[Grins]

In addition to what some have said about non-photosynethic species keep in mind that the chili coral will require high flow and the carnation coral is more of an advanced coral in my opinion.

 

[Catpicklesdog]

Here's a link Grins posted ages ago about corals and their care. I've kept the link in my favourites as I often refer to it especially when I'm looking to purchase a new coral.

 

[Grins]

I have that one in my reef library too but always tend to forget about it. Thanks for the reminder.

 

[Catpicklesdog]

See, it just goes to show that I do listen to you (sometimes:liar

 

[Grins]

except when it comes to sending me your coco. By the way I just read your dragonette article. Good addition.

 

[Catpicklesdog]

Thank you!

 

[clown-lover]

mcsassy have you ever looked at www.zoanuts.com they have some nice stuff but you have to look often as the stock changes. They don't carry a lot but its all grade A looking.

 

[Cheech]

oops...

Don't know how that happened, (closing the thread) my bad. .. sorry bout that!

 

[Reefscape]

oops...

Don't know how that happened, (closing the thread) my bad. .. sorry bout that!

:banhim:

 

[scootrnerd]

as far as polyps go...these are cool because they are bright...I like anything that POPS OUT!

http://www.marinecenter.com/corals/coralslargepolypstonycorals/sunpolypcoralorange/

this is cool but it says it MUST be on the sand

http://www.marinecenter.com/corals/coralslargepolypstonycorals/platecoralmetallicgreen/

I also saw someone on this forum with SUPER blue mushrooms and they were the only mushrooms I ever saw that I was like wow those are cool. I don't know whose tank they were in though. = /

keep in mind the brighter the color of zoanthids the more they cost! look up purple people eaters 50.00 a polyp!