Goni dropped a baby

[goody]

I started buying Goniopora a couple of years ago. They were doing great in my temporary garage tank and they soon became some of my favorite coral. Unfortunately , I lost them all during the transfer to my new build. I held off purchasing new ones for several months, but ended up losing those as well and these were aquacultured. I finally got my parameters and tank dialed in with Reef Moonshiners and ICP tests, so I started buying Gonis again. I'm now up to 11 frags and all are doing great. In fact, I noticed a small green blob next to one of gonis and realized it had polyps. One of my Gonis had dropped a baby. I'm not sure how long it was on the sandbed, but I glued it to a rock, afraid it might get buried or carried away by the flow in the tank. Fingers crossed it continues to grow.

 

[SHCRIMPS]

that’s super cool
i’ve never had much luck with goni for whatever reason
or alve (i had one frag years ago that did great) just can’t keep em alive for now. maybe aquacultured pieces would be the way to go for me, i’ve had no real source as to where the ones i got were from
hopefully it drops more and i can snag one from you to give them another shot

 

[LotsaFishies]

nice!

 

[DP916]

awesome, Iam also on the reef moonshiner method. 1 month in. Share your experience
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