Trachyphyllia vs. Wellsophyllia Brain Corals

[@lonestarpatriot876]

Just got a showstopper of a Wellso that is big and vibrant for my tank. It set me back a few but I love it. Great video and thank you for the info!

[@manuelescamilla7610]

Great video. Fyi, I've had one for over three years. It survived and recovered from a flame angel munching on it. Mine does like to be fed "pelles" every other day or so. Also, it split or pop a baby recently.

[@TerraReef]

Shoot for what is natural on reefs for your entire tank instead of focusing on what is best for each coral. If you are having trouble with maintaining any of them I would focus on fixing that before purchasing any corals.(or any animals at all)

[@strokesfan1251]

You say that the pellet foods are cleaner but I really dont think thats true. There may be less visible waste in the tank but everything you put in the tank is in the tank, if the coral eats it or not. Processed foods like pellets are usually loaded with phosphates.

[@Plantedbetta]

Anthony Willroth your right it just takes longer for pellets to break down

[@UnderTheTide]

Another great video Dan. Keep up the great work!

[@TheGameBoy56]

What leaves do u keep this kind of coral at calcium mag dkh

[@gkampanis]

Greetings from Greece very nice video give us more :)

[@jettryon682]

What kind of camera do you use for videos?

[@SingleFin808]

Great. Now I want one. Thanks.

[@peteninja24]

I think I have one it looks like the second one you but it's not jelly like

[@TerraReef]

Well done video.

[@gonzalezfamily03]

I have problem cause my water was to clean..

[@jptzy]

next on my to get list

[@saul7885]

Another great video!

[@andrewbradshaw4491]

Awesome !!

[@MrShadowBen]

We know already.🤯

[@MattWeber]

and now wellsophyllia exists again.. will they make up their damn minds!!