[Red Discosoma Mushroom Coral]

Have some spare frags. Deal in west. PM for more details. Credit card size in the photo for reference Price as follows:

 

1 (1 large polyp): $15

2 (2 medium polyp, 3-4 small polyp): $20

3 (1 XXL polyp): $20

4 (1 large polyp, 2 medium polyp): $20

 

Also willing to listen to any trade offers for other corals, esp gorgonians

 

 

 

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[What worm is this?]

Bristleworm not that harmful


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[upvc windows and manufacturings]

Nice irrelevant info


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[The Botanist Gin @Cellarbration]

Ok nice


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[Red Sea Pro salt vs blue bucket salt review]

Thanks for the review


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[Does anyone know places that carry captive bred angelfish and Clownfish?]

Think it’s easier for u to check out suppliers in China, no point looking around in sg


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[3-feet Shallow Reef Tank]

Great tank!


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[Looking for softies]

Do pm me if any of u all have any gorgonians, Kenya trees or any leather coral! Or any orange zoas like sunny D, mandarin orange or sunkist, preferably in the west. Thanks!!

 

 

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[Sinularia $20. Keen pm.]

Still avail?


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[ID Coral Help]

Looks like rhodactis mushroom coral

[Pulsing Xenia Care and Growth]

Hey all, have seen a lot of reefers on this platform having a lot of success with keeping Pulsing Xenia. Have been keeping other soft corals and zoas and even some LPS like hammers in my 32gal, but so far I haven't had any success with this seemingly "beginner" coral. Anyone has any advice on how to keep them? My tank parameters are as follows:

salinity: 1.026

nitrate: 25 ppm

phosphate: 0.1 ppm

pH: 8.15

alkalinity: 7.0 dkh

calcium: 415 ppm

I understand that my nitrate level may be a little high for my reef tank, and the alkalinity could also be higher for the corals. I do 10% water changes weekly and I am using a HOB skimmer and filter. With my current experience with xenia, they just stop pulsing and after a few weeks they start shrinking and melting. Is there any specific parameter I am missing out on? I have heard that I need to look at my magnesium levels and should I dose trace elements? Thanks in advance and if anyone in the west has any spare frags for me to try again, i would gladly appreciate it