A Field Guide To The Sun Corals

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A Field Guide To The Sun Corals

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A Field Guide To The Sun Corals
By Joe Rowlett
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2015/12/corals

Joe Rowlett presents an in-depth morphological examination of one of the most beautiful families of azooxanthellate corals, the sun corals.

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Re: A Field Guide To The Sun Corals

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Wow, wouId love to see some more variety locally available.
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Re: A Field Guide To The Sun Corals

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That link didn't work for me but google found this one
https://reefs.com/magazine/a-field-guide-to-the-sun-corals-164/
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Re: A Field Guide To The Sun Corals

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I like the no-spot-feeding technique for suns. But it requires tons of food particles in the water at all times, especially at night.
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