mladencovic said:Just a few observations, if you don't mind me butting in
Assuming that the coral in the middle-right is Monti Cap, it will shade the corals and anemone below as it grows. Montis usually grow faster then other corals so it will easily outpace them for space and light. On the other hand, that red softie on the right side is dangerously close to it. Specially since the outflow is located right behind it. So the growth, movement in the flow might encroach it on that Monti. And the flow from the return washes over it directly. Also, if this is one of those nonphotosynthetic softies (as the red color indicates) then it is to high and toomuch exposed (assuming you have enough light to maintain anemone and those hard corals). If it is not, is it allways so slumped? Maybe being in the direct flow is not the best place for it and being stressed by the flow, it might even release chemicals that would wash over Monty. And, then, did that trumpet (?) coral come with ricordea (?) like that? In my experience, ricordeas can grow very much and are very powerfull stingers and will easily burn corals around. Maybe you could put it somewhere else on the rock where it will not encroach on anything else.
;D just a few things you could watch for as your tank grows.
Amritroy2003 said:...
As far as the trumpet and ricodea, yes they actually came together. Actually all the corals I got were from Malulu (thanks again!) Could you advise as to how to seperate those two?