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Lindsey3362
Karen81
What exactly, soft, LPS, SPS
Devon107
I would like something soft.
Joseph
Hmm... Sinularia, Rodactis, Clavularia, Xenia... probably almost all soft corals.
Jasmine
Where are those?....
Todd
Well, if my beginner's Sinularia has tripled in size in a couple of months (and the aquarium was not even a month old when it was planted), then I dare say that it is indeed an easy coral to care for.
Aaron6112
It's not about that... Write the titles correctly.
Brandon4517
What's wrong? Sinularia dura, in Russian Синулярия ушастая. In colloquial terms, it's called синулярия дура. The jargon is sticky.
Cynthia6578
Once again...
Jeanne
Sorry, I made a typo.
Anne
It is probably more accurate to say that the simpler soft corals are photosynthetic.
Amber6362
Okay, I thought so too, starting with Ksenia. P.S. Also, can you advise how to clean J.K. (live rocks)? There used to be a lot of algae on them (not beneficial at all), the anti-phosphate killed them all, and now there's a layer of dirt left. Only the dendrite comes out of the crevices with a syringe. I cleaned it with a toothbrush, but it still doesn't look very good. =(
Melissa3820
This is how to clean it - with a brush or a paintbrush. During the cleaning process, it's better to place an internal filter in the aquarium with a capacity of 600-700 liters per hour to reduce the amount of dirt. Or remove the stones.
Jeffrey
Can I at least see some photos?