Sun Coral fans

[Terryz_]

Maybe some algae..

[patricklhc]

Maybe some algae..

Bro assuming its really algae how do I treat it? Water change plus monitor PO4 and wait for it to slowly disappear from the sun coral?

[Terryz_]

Yup... Keep the P04 low lor...

[patricklhc]

Thanks bro

[klim]

I have this problem on my sun, it was slowly dying off one polyp at a time. I think the algae have over power it n caused it to die off.

What I did, I cut off the base rock the sun is attached to. Then scrape off all the brown stuff. put the coral in a shaded place. Pray n hope it recover. After a few days, I saw some polyps open, I then spray some food to make it feed. After a week or more I saw it getting better. I took it out and feed each polyp with mysis. Now it is recovering, sweat!

Hope this helps.

[patricklhc]

Erm.. Maybe I should take a knife or someone to scrap off the algae cos it has not actually touch the tissue of the sun.. Might cause some injury to the sun but it will be better than cutting off the entitle polyp ? What do u think

[cheemi]

Very nice sun corel. Do you guys think is it more worth it to buy the super sun rather than normal sun ?

[stevenchia]

Very nice sun corel. Do you guys think is it more worth it to buy the super sun rather than normal sun ?

Normal suns are difficult to keep than supersuns. Supersun will open almost 24 hrs while the normal sun most of the time are close. Need to train them open by regular feeding.

[Michaelenamira]

wow. from brunie.. i wonder how brunei looks like. seen ages went brunei hehe

[Michaelenamira]

i love sun coral they look super nice and pretty

[patricklhc]

I would love to collect a red and a black sun coral. They look really cool

[Sonicsound]

is it easy to keep, heard that it will boom in the night