All About The Elegance Coral
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- What a coral!!! For beginners and experts, this coral will wow! the crowd everytime they see it. Overall they are very similar to an anemone. The tentacles can sting on the end and they can be fed shrimp right in the center of their mouth! Hope you all enjoy this video. Like and Subscribe! Tell your friends!
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Wow. I love the blue tips. Very pretty.
I feed mine French fries 🍟
Thanks for the excellent information again Brock!
So happy I could help!!😁
When you mentioned placing them towards the bottom in the sand bed there is more than one reason for that. You are correct that they can really expand and they need a lot of room between them and other corals, but something i've noticed with mine is that the fleshy part of this coral can sometimes be very sensitive, and when mine was up on a rock (still towards the bottom) when it really expanded out it was very irritated when the fleshy part rubbed up against the rock under it, causing it to shrink up. When i put it down on the bottom, and it expanded out, it did not seem to have a problem with the fleshy part rubbing against the sand. These corals love the sand bed.
ALSO, if you have really strong lights they're going to be more comfortable at the bottom as elegance corals do not require the kind of strong lighting that sps corals require. They will do fine in just about any kind of flow, but they don't require any stronger lighting than your average softie tank would. It's weird saying that about an lps coral, but it's true.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the reply on how your's is doing!
1:28 Venomous: Yes
0:35 No, That's not a fish/invert!
It’s a great sebae alternative
I have 50/50 reef bridge lumi
advice please, my elegance coral, separated in a new head, it gain shell and is already seperated from the main coral, but some teasue is still attached. should i just wait for complete separation? did anyone ever experienced this?thank you
Long time but I have 2 fluval marine 3.0 lights.....are these capable of keeping these alive??
Awesome video.
Do you have a video on Zoa's? I'm not sure if I have mine in the right location (top/bottom).
Jayson Hannah Soon to come! But zoas normally do well at all levels. Tend to put less current on them tho so they’ll open wide.
Awsome video man thanks for uploading
zaylon sanders Thanks for watching!!
Elegance coral
Thanks for watching!!
We have a blue tipped one and two days ago it looked all pigged up like it was going to blow up or something and now it looks like the edge like around the outside of it is like coming off??? Helllllpppppp!!!!!
My elegance was doing great the first few weeks but now the tentacles are shrinking and don’t flow anymore. Is it getting too much flow and light?
Prime hd lighting
Do you thing 60-80 par would be good
Yes it is! 💪🏼
Is my biocube 32 light strong enough for this coral?
If you had to only pick one: elegance or bubble coral?
Mannnnn, I gotta go with the bubble. It's just so unique. I have a pretty large one as my center piece of the reef tank.
What are some of the disease,or precautions health wise for these.
mogtrader8 Their skin tearing is one you’ll see most common with these. It comes from bad water quality, lighting too high, and too much current. Feeding them weekly and keeping the water healthy tends to keep them very happy.
i have an aqua knight light in a 13.5 gallon, where do you think i should place my elegance?
Aldo Santibanez Preferably mid to bottom with a decent amount of current. Not too much tho or it’ll cause them to shrink.
Will it sting euphyllia?
They will definitely fight if touched
Brite
Do these like dirtier water? And are they normally hardy?
Normally hardy. and they love a lot of food
I have 2 165w viparspectra
Josh Fernandes That’s plenty of light for these corals!
I’ve got the stock lighting on a 32g biocube LED. What do you think, Brock?
FishingThe TampaBay the stock light for the biocubes are surprisingly good for coral!
Cool, thanks!
@@BrockLeonard I am from Tampa! Not sure what you meant about fishing the tampa bay though! LOL Love your videos, thinking of getting an elegance. hope my clownfish will host it, or other way around..lol
Karen Nation No Way!!! I gotta move closer to you😂 that elegance will look beautiful
I have a current USA pro light would that work?
Joel Hassanali If it’s the Pro Marine, I’ve heard good things from them. Should keep a elegance thriving.
I have a big one but ever since my clownfish decided to live in it is not happy and became small. Anything I can do
Walter R. We have seen clownfish be too aggressive toward corals before. I’ve seen some beat an Anemone up so much that it would stay shrunk up throughout the whole day. Try moving the coral do a different spot so it can open up again.
I had one and it just died out of nowhere the other day. Water was perfect
:(
i have a aqua knight on my tank
The RED ranger Those grow reefs just fine.
Someone said they eat snails? Is this true?
Karen Nation They can eat meaty things, we tend to feed them shrimp on the side. So I would not be surprised if they caught a snail that got too close. But they aren’t going to go after snails.
Karen Nation, YES!!! Elegance Corals will eat snails! i used to find shells laying around mine and sometimes on it. i would usually see the shells right after the lights came on, so it was feeding on them at night. It was either eating the snail and then spitting out the empty shell, or it was somehow sucking the meat out of the shell. i haven't actually seen the elegance do it, but i used to see shells around it all the time. i started feeding it a little bit more, and that stopped. But yes, not only do elegance corals eat snails, they somehow have a way of attracting snails to them. lol
@@scdigby79 Thats crazy! I dont even remember knowing this and typing it! LOL> My memory is awful but I must have just seen a youtube of it. I bet if you look you will find one. I think I am going to check myself! If its happened somebodys got a video of it you can bet in this day and age! lol
@@karennation3580 The only other person i've heard mention this was Than from Tidal Gardens. He said that elegance corals are masters at luring snails in so they can eat them. i've just never actually seen it happen. i've just found the aftermath of it. i'm sure you're right though. If that's a thing i'm sure there's footage of it on here somewhere. i've just never bothered to look. You've sparked my curiosity. Now i have to go looking for a video of an elegance eating a snail. If i find one i'll let you know.
ALSO, if this becomes a problem for you, just try feeding the elegance a little more. That's what worked for me.
Can you do horseshoe crabs? Pls
In HSC I’ll see if our shop can get some in stock soon! Thanks for the suggestion.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
From Thailand
I feed mine snails. I hope you don't like snails
Can you put this in a predator saltwater fish tank.
i would not suggest it. These coral's tentacles have a potent sting, but they also have large fleshy parts that might be quite tasty to a fish who likes to nip at, or worse, feed on corals. Either way, an expensive living thing in your tank will be killed.
They are found not just australia. Do your research!!
Cold freeze You’re right! All the ones we get in our shop are Aussie’s tho, so I just stuck to one location😂 let the future viewers know where else they come from😁🐡🐡
the ones from indo are real sketchy so 98% come come Australia. plus with the Ban it's hard to get them
@@BrockLeonard Indonesia, but they are nowhere near as hardy as the Aussies.