So I had a plate coral die on me a few months back. And now it has about 20+ babies on it. I'm wanting to know how I can get them off to get rid of them?
Can any one help?
Can any one help?
Plate tree question?
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I will happily take em off your hands
Lol I bet you would.. and I'll be glad to let you for a fee..
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LOL, Id really be interested depending on color.
Ive read up on it, but never had the pleasure of having to figgure it out. From what Ive read once they grow out decently they will have a "stalk" that you can easily clip. I saw this in person when getting a plate from a guy with a tree, and it seemed like letting them grow for a while makes it a pretty simple process.
Just some green and purple plates nothing special
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Still a really cool thing to have, I lost an orange and kept the skeleton in there hoping the same thing would happen, but no dice.
How long have you had it in there? I'm going to say it took close to a year for me to see anything
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in that case I might be in luck, its only been ~3 months, did you keep it in the main DT? I threw mine in the sump soon after
Yeah left it right where it was.
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Ill have to move it back up. thanks for the info man
Yep good luck with it
Not for sale lol
I'll see if I can get a pic when the light comes on
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Very cool!!!
I've only known of only 1 other such tree.
I agree with the advice to let them grow and eventually they will pop-off and become their own individual coral.
Enjoy!
I've only known of only 1 other such tree.
I agree with the advice to let them grow and eventually they will pop-off and become their own individual coral.
Enjoy!
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Melissa!! Yes, I remember that plate coral- I had one of your plates- it got really big and I gave mine to Kayla.
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