my space invader has had its sweepers out and ive seen them 6 inches long or more very hardy i have a rainbow and space invader they are 2 years old my favorite coral by far
Great info thanks Than I have a Pectinia but it's not P. alcicornis (like space invader) so it doesn't have the spires (and doesn't seem to sting nearby corals). It's purple with orange splashes and I think it's P. africanus and so looks more like an open brain - like a symphillia or something. Cool - but not as cool as the branching varieties like P.elongata - and pygmaeus which I wish we would see in the hobby
HI, what camera settings do you use to avoid flickering? What else do you use to minimize them? Maybe some lighting changes? I started filming corals and can't find any answers online and you do it so well I'm amazed!
Do you have a Pectinia in your tank?
I got that space invader I had asked you about last summer, it's doing great 👍
I have a large rainbow colony about 10 inches long and 5 inches tall. Has striping on the outside brim.
I have the lighter version of the rainbow. 💚
Just starting, so not yet. I love this type of video , great information, please keep doing theses. Hope to get some pectinia in future
Yeah I want a space invader too.
Future idea for a video. Coral and fish spawning you’ve witnessed: tangs, acros, or even snails
I had a massive bristle worm spawning a few years ago. Turned my tank milk white and would put Japanese anime to shame 😂😅
@@sovereignviper90 Project Valkyrie Mermaide or whatever its called
I picked up my first Pectinia coral at a frag swap yesterday and this video helped a lot. Thanks 🤞
These videos I look forward to the most on this channel. It is extremely helpful .. thank you
Finally waiting on the genius to share pectinia tips. Thanks Than.
More Coral spotlights please!
Would love to see you cover Porites in the future. They are so underrated in this hobby.
GREAT INFORMATION, THANK YOU
PECTINIA IS MY FAVORITE OF ALL CORALS. FIRST ONE I SAW IT I NEW I WANTED ONE. I HAVE A RAINBOW AND A SPACE INVADER.
Interesting tidbits on feeding!! 😁
I’m def going to have to go get some pectinia!
space invader is def one on my bucket list
my space invader has had its sweepers out and ive seen them 6 inches long or more very hardy i have a rainbow and space invader they are 2 years old my favorite coral by far
Awesome coral video as always Than
Very awesome coral for sure!
One of my favorite corals 🪸
I just got one, so this video was good timing :)
Great footage of the active mesenterial filaments! Super creepy
I've had my pectinia for about 2 months
Great info thanks Than
I have a Pectinia but it's not P. alcicornis (like space invader) so it doesn't have the spires (and doesn't seem to sting nearby corals). It's purple with orange splashes and I think it's P. africanus and so looks more like an open brain - like a symphillia or something. Cool - but not as cool as the branching varieties like P.elongata - and pygmaeus which I wish we would see in the hobby
HI, what camera settings do you use to avoid flickering? What else do you use to minimize them? Maybe some lighting changes? I started filming corals and can't find any answers online and you do it so well I'm amazed!
Your lighting is the issue. It's flickering at a hz rate that is lining up with the refresh rate of your camera's sensor.
Am i the only that changed my sleep schedule to feed my corals at night? I now go to bed at 3am to feed my scolymia.
Do pectinia srart to look "scrunchy" when their getting hit by too much flow or is that normal? Should they always look puffy?
What lens filter you using???
I really want one like the wwc northrend colors.
And I got a decent colony for the tank!