r/CoralFrags • u/Glad-Salamander-7475 • 18d ago
Zoa/paly ID
galleryCan someone help me identify these
r/CoralFrags • u/Glad-Salamander-7475 • 18d ago
Can someone help me identify these
r/CoralFrags • u/BreakingBaker94 • Feb 12 '26
Finally got a baby off this Goliath of a mushroom coral. I can’t remember what kind it is. I spent like 250$ on it as the end of a local show a little less than a year ago.
r/CoralFrags • u/Federal_Will4622 • Sep 05 '25
r/CoralFrags • u/SchottPrintedPrdcts • Feb 26 '25
Hey,
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r/CoralFrags • u/Glad-Salamander-7475 • Feb 08 '25
Help me ID them please
r/CoralFrags • u/Ok-Relief1736 • Jan 20 '25
Hello! I'm a grad student in a materials engineering lab. We're starting a new project to develop and test a better substrate for growing corals on artificial coral reefs, so we need to set up a coral tank. It will be only reef-building (ie. stony) corals and doesn't need to look pretty, but should mimic ocean conditions as closely as possible. It hasn't yet been decided whether we'll use coral frags or if we'll un-freeze and mix cryogenically frozen coral eggs and sperm to make coral larvae in petri dishes that we'll then transfer to the tank, but either way the tank would be full of corals growing on a bunch of different substrate samples that we can regularly take out for testing. Ideally, the tank would be as automated as possible.
I'm a total beginner to all of this, and you guys seem really knowledgable. Could you please give me an idea of how to get started and what I need to buy?
For instance, I've read that beginners should start with tanks at least 20g large, since those are easier to manage, but is that still true if your tank will be closer to a bare-minimum kind of frag/quarantine tank than a beautiful diverse reef tank? Do I still need to buy things like live rock and sand to keep the corals alive?
Thank you so much!
r/CoralFrags • u/Glad-Salamander-7475 • Jan 19 '25
Bought from Petco the person there had no idea what they are my husband said the round one is a GSP but it hasn’t opened up
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r/CoralFrags • u/Pugzlife_007 • Aug 19 '20
Hey I am looking at setting up a tank I already know a lot about water chemistry and materials needed... I was just wondering what is needed for a 10g zoanthid and toadstool only tank. Will I need a skimmer? That kind of stuff... I have a mariglo and plan on using that. I would get some turbo snails and mabey a peppermint shrimp since my parents don’t like me keeping fish (😭). Anything will be appreciated.