After finally gaining the courage to get a coral that requires special attention (ie. direct feeding) I lucked up and found this one. I gave up trying to count heads but it's well over 50. There's over a dozen babies all around. Total size about like a baseball when deflated. I was shocked at how quickly it opens up and doesn't even close when touched. It was almost full open in the bag while I was floating it. Beautiful in my little nook and I went ahead and fed it after acclimation which made it very happy.
Note the fat bellies on my 6-line and purple firefish after snacking at the Sun Coral buffet. I don't ever hardly see my scaredy-cat firefish but even he couldn't resist. Note the black spot in one photo....it's some kind of clam or mussel that opens and closes constantly but seems harmless to the Sun Coral. I haven't seen my cleaner shrimp more than 2 inches from it yet...LOL.
Sorry for all the "proud pappa pics" ... LOL The pics were taken over about an hour total and the final is 5 minutes after my lights went off.
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Note the fat bellies on my 6-line and purple firefish after snacking at the Sun Coral buffet. I don't ever hardly see my scaredy-cat firefish but even he couldn't resist. Note the black spot in one photo....it's some kind of clam or mussel that opens and closes constantly but seems harmless to the Sun Coral. I haven't seen my cleaner shrimp more than 2 inches from it yet...LOL.
Sorry for all the "proud pappa pics" ... LOL The pics were taken over about an hour total and the final is 5 minutes after my lights went off.