Eelzor
This shrimp is so good it needs to be seen in wide
After some research on the net for information on corals, I have found that polyps seem to definately be the hardiest coral and great for a beginner. I went to my LFS and they too recommended me polyps. However they also recommended some xenia soft coral polyps which I cannot quite remember what it was called. If anyone knows what that could be it would be greatly appreciated. Nevertheless, here are my questions.
1. Are these zooanthids or related to them in some poisonous way?
2. LiveAquaria states that polyps benefit from "iodine and trace elements", what do they mean by this? And how does one do this?
3. How must Polyps be fed?
4. Do polyps require a very steady temperature/salinity? Or are they hardy enough to withstand just a little fluctuation if it ever occured? (Not that my tank has fluctuating parameters )
I will try to get the names of the corals at the store for further help.
Tnx,
1. Are these zooanthids or related to them in some poisonous way?
2. LiveAquaria states that polyps benefit from "iodine and trace elements", what do they mean by this? And how does one do this?
3. How must Polyps be fed?
4. Do polyps require a very steady temperature/salinity? Or are they hardy enough to withstand just a little fluctuation if it ever occured? (Not that my tank has fluctuating parameters )
I will try to get the names of the corals at the store for further help.
Tnx,