Martha's TOP 5 LPS Corals
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2022
- Have you ever been told that Large Polyp Stony Corals may be challenging to keep? Martha turns to Josh to get all the information she needs on LPS corals. Follow Martha along in this video as she counts down her Top 5 LPS corals that are great for beginners and advanced hobbyists alike.
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Way to go Martha!! Keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍
So beautiful., i like this video., thank you
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You guys are awesome!!!
Thank you!! You rock!!
Hey Martha nice to see you @ WWC! This was dope! Thanks for the info 🤙
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this is a good help would also like to see a video of what can be put in a deskmeat Like can a hammer survive in one and grow successfully
You can put almost any type of coral in that size tank! Just watch out for parameters, lighting, and flow. Vic was able to keep acros in a 3 gallon tank :)
Great video. Keep up with this type of content.
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Love the choice of LPS and love that euphylia wasn't listed as it really gives the other groups a great shout out!!! Great video!
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Nice watch, I would love if WWC made a video on light spectrum, par intensity, nutrition and methods used in the farm for coloration,growth and health, I’ve seen the light schedules used in the show room but I can’t find any info about the farm, thanks
We like the idea!! Thanks for the feedback and watching the vid!
Hello from the UK, love the videos so far and like how this is to the point, interesting and very informative. Been in the hobby for a year now with softies only. Now wanting to expand my palette and learn, grow lps corals. This is a great starting point on what to look at starting with.
Great coral description! Short and easy to understand but very informative. Love the vid and hope to see more of Martha! 😊
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I like martha👍🏻
We like her too! Thank you for watching!
Learning yes fun yes informative and inspiring yes don’t change anything
Awesome, thank you so much!!
Great job
Blastos and micromussa lords are what will be my main attraction in my future tank I am going to set up soon, with possibly some Duncan’s and lobos and mushrooms also, then if I need a certain colour maybe some zoas ain the distant future 🥰 can you recomend some animals for in a 12gallon tank with that kind of selection of corals? I am thinking mostly cleanup crew, maybe some nice shrimp, I’m not sure maybe a pipe fish or some other small fish like a goby 🤔 but am open to all ideas for a small peaceful tank, I don’t want clowns because they can become aggressive/territorial, but I may change my mind if I can find some perfect ones and no other fish 🤷♂️🥰🐶
Gobies are a great choice because you can find a variety of them in smaller sizes! Thank you for watching!
Great top 5 - Vic should let you make it longer ;) Glad the favia was in there - that group is so underrated.
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@@WorldWideCorals Care of 'basic' corals. I keep acros and yet can't keep Clavularia (orange or yellow cloves). I remember on a tour ages ago someone at WWC was saying they need to be in a group for example. There are often these special nuggets of gold I hear from Vic or Josh or Chris (Chris is so great to listen to) randomly dispersed. I know TSA and Tidal do care guides but I think this is something that would be amazing and when someone buys a Blasto online there is the care video with Vic saying "put it in the bottom of the tank, in the shade, in an area with low flow and feed them once a week calanis - they love calanis"
Good video.
Tips on placement and lighting unique to the group, use of at least the genus name for each type, and then a review of beautiful variations with there hobby names. It's a good format, and informative. Thank you.
Don't shy away from the taxonomy though. "Favia" are not all the same, why not distinguish between a Dipsastraea and a Goniastrea? Pretending they're the same is like claiming a Digitata and a Cap are the same... If the goal is education, that's where you can improve.
But overall, great format and video. Keep going
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Good video. Of these 5, which ones can you put side by side. ie. Favia side by side. Lobo. Etc
What is WWC's take on a seahorse tank as far as coral compatibility? Easy to read different things in forums and other places. Also, if doing a tank with water that is set a little cooler, what are some coral suggestions for that type of tank?
Great topic for a video! Thank you for watching!
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Do more do sps for beginners
What about Trachyphyllia?:) it's very easy coral unlike Blastomussa:)
Maybe on the next list!
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