freshwater corals?

[cam191919]

the freshwater sponges would need constant feeding of extreamly tiny live foods, which u would have to breed and manage. a lot more complicated than reef tanks. i wasnt joking, you'll find space, and money. and many coral dont need that complicated of tanks to thrive, just scope out the reef forum a little

 

[vampie]

I like Baikal's sponge reefs, but other than that, I've always found most freshwater sponges too bland to be really worth the effort.

 

[Sawyer]

oh, a no to the sponges then.

 

[Arakkis]

There are some interesting indo sponges but they will die off if not kept well, I had one once, it died then little sponges popped up here and there. I think there's an africian one too. I've also found sponges in the Sacramento river too. But I'd rather not mess with those.

One definite concensus, air is very bad for a sponge. (Don't ever let them come in contact with any kind of bubbles, bringing them out of the water, etc)

 

[Hurley]

Hurley, do you watch Lost?

I do. It happens to be one of my favorite shows but that's not why my username is Hurley. lol!