Euphyllia
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These were my very first coral for my 14g. They were amazing. I got some blue ones just like a few months after. As I was watching my tank one day, the green ones seemed to be "smoking". A month or two later there were green striped mushrooms all over! 
arty:
I moved one to my 34g, and before I even realized it there were like 10.I even have some blue ones in there, too!
Anywho, there are a lot growing on my favorite rock and they are covering my Radioactive Dragon Eye zoas which I am trying to grow into a bigger colony, so I'm going to be removing the green striped mushrooms in a few days. The frags will be loose and fully healed since most softies don't like being glued.
These are great for beginners and will spawn often in your tank. If you have other discomosa species, then you are likely to get more in your tank. If you don't have any discomosa species, then these will reproduce by pedal laceration.
- If I lose my colony I go to the top of the waiting list for frags
- Must be a 2010 BAR member
- Pickup at BAR meetings only
See? They're preventing maximum zoa growth!
arty:I moved one to my 34g, and before I even realized it there were like 10.I even have some blue ones in there, too!
Anywho, there are a lot growing on my favorite rock and they are covering my Radioactive Dragon Eye zoas which I am trying to grow into a bigger colony, so I'm going to be removing the green striped mushrooms in a few days. The frags will be loose and fully healed since most softies don't like being glued.
These are great for beginners and will spawn often in your tank. If you have other discomosa species, then you are likely to get more in your tank. If you don't have any discomosa species, then these will reproduce by pedal laceration.
- If I lose my colony I go to the top of the waiting list for frags
- Must be a 2010 BAR member
- Pickup at BAR meetings only
See? They're preventing maximum zoa growth!
