Different varieties of Montipora SPS corals
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Taking a look at the different varieties of Montipora such as setosa, orenji, undata, capricornis, and digitata.
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y'alls videos are seriously in an upper tier of quality. i've finally found the reef wikipedia I've been looking for :) thanks for crushing
I feed reef roids. I don't feed everyday but here and there as a treat I think can be beneficial. I think it's a great product and definitely see results in growth and color especially
Love your videos, i feed all my SPS with cutup brine shrimp that is soaked in amino acids & vitamins. I easily cut up the brine smaller fast using scissors in a small cup, works great. Then shut down all pumps & use a bulb feeder 2 times a week, encourages growth 2 fold feeding them. 1/2 hr. later turn everything back on pumps, skimmer, etc. Even my Leptos feed well on this blend of small pcs.
Love montis i find them much easier than other sps corals
Il use Phyto mixed with zoo, micro blast and snow. We are using Continuum products only and our corals are growing fast. We feed the LPS, Soft and SPS with decapsulated brine shrimp eggs to, very cool to see.
Magnifique, BRAVO !!! 👏👏👏
I feed my sps Coralific delite, it's a zooplankton replacement and are fine dusty particals
I feed 15 ml phytoplankton; 15 ml oyster eggs and 1/4 tsp reefroids to 55 gal tk twice per week
My chili pepper monti bleached and died. At the time my nutrients were a bit wonky but have since stabilized but it was too late for the monti Frag. I bought it from under metal halides and moved it to under a radion xr15pro. At first I thought it was the fluctuation of nitrates and phosphates but now I’m thinking it was light shock. It’s a learning experience I don’t want to kill another one.
Yeah, me too!
i spot feed all my SPS coral with zooplankton from brightwell aquatics. i've definitely noticed a huge growth spurt from a steady dose of spot feeding 2-3x/wk.
I feed my Monti's Coral Frenzy that i mix with tank water and use a turkey baster to push the fine food into the current that naturally sweeps the polyps you can see them closing for a few seconds and popping right back up for more. every tanks different but you guys should try it
I do feed my SPS I feed Misys shrimp but mainly the gray stuff in the water with the shrimp I just use a simple turkey baster and spray it with the food
BAMM! exactly what i was looking for for so long!! Ty Than!
I feed montipora with Svc elos !
I soak Reef Chili in Selcon for my coral, twice weekly. I target feed any that look as if the need extra attention, then i broadcast the rest.
i just stir up the substrate has worked well for 20 years
Nathan Lewis So you don't feed them at all besides light then? Cool....that's ALOT of money saved!
that's a simple yet intriguing answer. Just stir up the tank LOL
I use cyclopeeze. Good food. However, I can never get my favorite Monti to grow the sunset variety. I can grow out every other coral but that
Nice vid keep them coming:)))
Love the videos man, whats sup with the nano
i feed phyto feast..thats about it and mine grow crazy :)
hey what do you mean by checkerboard pattern at 1:55? would like to know how to do this, thanks.
I just got 2 montipora one is seasons greetings one is red with green polyps... So take the mysiss juice and a turkey baster and give them a gentle spray?? Ok got it ..ty to all
I've tried to feed cyclops, reef chili, and zoplan. I don't see much of a reaction regardless of which food.
How do you feed them
i would suspect sps might like reefroids or some other tiny zooplanktons.
rotifers maybe?
meaty foods are probably way to big.
would they mind phyto?
i know that gorgs like phyto but i dunno about sps.
Love your videos! Just picked up a superman 1" in size gunna let it settle for a while it came from my lps and they were running T5 50/50 and and my tank is running mars Leds. I'm curious about reef roids? I don't feed my corals at all.Id like to let them adapt to there lighting before I jump into feeding them just from what iv seen this can take time
I haven't noticed Montipora eating much of anything. We don't feed Reef Roids here so I can't help you there.
+Tidal Gardens Inc. good to know thanks for your input, keep up the great videos!
I have a bright green Montipora Spongodes coral I believe. I have a difficult time determining this species vs an anacropora. It is still a relatively small coral but it’s not developing the branching as much as I would expect for it to be an anacropora. Is this branching the only visual difference between these two coral? I would like to know what other ways these very similar looking corals actually differ. Thanks!
The green colored Anacropora is quite a lot brighter than a spongodes, but the branching is also an easy way to tell.
I target feed reef roids, pumps off for 10 mins and with a syringe and they doubled in size in weeks.
Than, I have a question; in some of the corals you can see holes with small filter feeders poking there feather like feeders out, what are these, and how do they get there? I have some in my chalice.
Barnacles
Why can I not find fully grown coral photos? All I could find are frag photos. As a newcomer this is pretty annoying and makes it hard to have a vision.
Looks like a brittle sea star tentacle.
I've tried reef roids , I dunno if any of my sps ate any .
As far as I know they need particles 40 - 50 µm size.
I feed all my sps twice a week
if you have a bb tank, will they grow on glass?
I know this post is 9 months old, but I've got M. undata, M. confusa, and a few colors of M. capricornus encrusting my bottom glass. Sometimes the whole colony gets freaked out when a hermit crab wanders across. They grow more flat across the glass than I expected; I wanted more mounding texture.
a video of some ciove ployps sorry spelling ,its a bunch i havent seen or order
my beautiful coral beauty is eating the HELLLL out of my Tennuis Acropora !!
I feed it with Red Sea Reef energy A+B
fish fish fish :)))))))))))))))))))
I don't feed my sps.
жесткие кораллы должны быть только в природе в свободе в аквариуме только фотосинтетики, уродство из наросшего кальция (накипи в чайники) не очень привлекательное зрелище в замкнутом аквариумном пространстве