My 2ft by 1.5ft by 1.5ft marine setup

[STORM TROPPER]

Its still looking good n fat alrite. do u have any problem with the hawk fish ?

[Flame-Tail]

Its still looking good n fat alrite. do u have any problem with the hawk fish ?

No problems. It just minds it's own business and does not bother my other fish which is most impt. The others also don't bother it.

[STORM TROPPER]

d 1st pic of ur new corals wat u call tt ?

like d cyna's n blasto vry nice 1 to sell ? juz joking .

[Flame-Tail]

d 1st pic of ur new corals wat u call tt ?

like d cyna's n blasto vry nice 1 to sell ? juz joking .

Alamak Bro. Don't like that lah. I sell the cyna and 2 little blasto nothing to look at in my tank already.

The first coral I really dunno what it's called , Hopefully some one out there can identify. The other day I went to this shop in Alexandra and the Uncle said it's called Durian Coral. Dunno if that's correct??

But when all the tentacles retract, it does look kind of spikey.

[WaNeR]

another close up

its call galaxy

will sting other corals badly wif its long tentacles

do watch out for it

[Flame-Tail]

its call galaxy

will sting other corals badly wif its long tentacles

do watch out for it

Hmmmm.. Thanks for the info. Lucky thing I placed it out of reach from other corals. Only near to my shrooms but so far no prob still bloomong well.

[Flame-Tail]

Additional Info which I just Dug up. Quite useful to those intending to keep this coral.

Galaxea sp.

Quick Stats: Galaxy Coral

Family: Oculinidae

Polyp Size: LPS - Large polyp stony

Range: South Pacific

Color Form: Gray, Green, Pink, Brown

Ideal Supplements: Calcium, Strontium, Trace elements

Reef Compatible: Yes

Tank Conditions: 72-78ºF; sg 1.023-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4

Water Flow: Medium

Light: High

Dominance: Aggressive

Placement: All levels

Care Level: Moderate

The Galaxea Coral is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral, and often referred to as the Galaxy, Star, Crystal, Starburst, Brittle, or Tooth Coral. Its genus name, Galaxea, is derived from the Greek word galaxaios (milky), describing the polyp's milky-white tips. While bright green is the most common, some species can be found in a variety of colors.

It is an aggressive coral in the reef aquarium, and therefore, needs adequate space between itself and other corals. Its polyps can extend up to several inches at night and will sting and cause damage to other species of corals that it can reach. The Galaxy Coral requires a high light level combined with a medium water movement within the aquarium. For continued good health, it will also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.

It requires additional food in the form of micro-plankton or brine shrimp twice a week.

[fishtalk1517]

Additional Info which I just Dug up. Quite useful to those intending to keep this coral.

Galaxea sp.

Quick Stats: Galaxy Coral

Family: Oculinidae

Polyp Size: LPS - Large polyp stony

Range: South Pacific

Color Form: Gray, Green, Pink, Brown

Ideal Supplements: Calcium, Strontium, Trace elements

Reef Compatible: Yes

Tank Conditions: 72-78ºF; sg 1.023-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4

Water Flow: Medium

Light: High

Dominance: Aggressive

Placement: All levels

Care Level: Moderate

The Galaxea Coral is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral, and often referred to as the Galaxy, Star, Crystal, Starburst, Brittle, or Tooth Coral. Its genus name, Galaxea, is derived from the Greek word galaxaios (milky), describing the polyp's milky-white tips. While bright green is the most common, some species can be found in a variety of colors.

It is an aggressive coral in the reef aquarium, and therefore, needs adequate space between itself and other corals. Its polyps can extend up to several inches at night and will sting and cause damage to other species of corals that it can reach. The Galaxy Coral requires a high light level combined with a medium water movement within the aquarium. For continued good health, it will also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.

It requires additional food in the form of micro-plankton or brine shrimp twice a week.

another name for galaxy is Durian , go take a look when lights are completely off. u will notice tat the tentacles will stretch quite long and can be quite destructive. i own one b4 and sold it off after it stings my yumas, mushies and dunno wat corals Unless u got space whereby no corals withing its vercinity

Jo, sold off and get other corals la...

[Flame-Tail]

another name for galaxy is Durian , go take a look when lights are completely off. u will notice tat the tentacles will stretch quite long and can be quite destructive. i own one b4 and sold it off after it stings my yumas, mushies and dunno wat corals Unless u got space whereby no corals withing its vercinity

Jo, sold off and get other corals la...

No prob. Been observing it for quite a while. When lights off it retracts only.

No need to sell off lah. Just get a bigger tank and buy more corals

[STORM TROPPER]

No prob. Been observing it for quite a while. When lights off it retracts only.

No need to sell off lah. Just get a bigger tank and buy more corals

tt's d magic word change bigger tank buy many many corals n than

after tt pocket big big lobang n than after tt big lobang sit quietly at hom in front d tank watch d fish swim by until d fish oso sian look at u.

[Flame-Tail]

tt's d magic word change bigger tank buy many many corals n than

after tt pocket big big lobang n than after tt big lobang sit quietly at hom in front d tank watch d fish swim by until d fish oso sian look at u.

Pocket big lobang then cannot go out so sit in front of tank and look at fish lah. But not looking at so big a tank. If too big means more dedication and more time spent and BIG BIG LOBANG. Cannot Tahan

[lum_13101]

Bro Flame- Tail.. Ya big tank pocket sure BIG BIG LOBANG.. BUT dun forget when you look at your big tank your also enjoy with your BIG BIG EYES ma..

[Flame-Tail]

Bro Flame- Tail.. Ya big tank pocket sure BIG BIG LOBANG.. BUT dun forget when you look at your big tank your also enjoy with your BIG BIG EYES ma..

Eyes too big wait pop out.

[fishtalk1517]

pics updates

[STORM TROPPER]

correct correct wat is going on now.

[lum_13101]

Waiting ....

[Flame-Tail]

Wah Wait Wait. No time to take photo and post.. Soon k

[Flame-Tail]

Update. Just took pic upside down

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bubble

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green

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sunnie days are here again

[Flame-Tail]

I like Colours

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Shot from top

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That's all for now. All shot under 150W 14k MH

[STORM TROPPER]

all colour vry nice like the green vry much it certainly brings out the tank effect.