Top 10 Most Active Corals -for Reef Tanks

This is a really awesome video that counts down from ten to one the most active corals in the reef aquarium. I take into consideration how active the coral is, the colors and care. Let me know what your favorite coral is in the comments or if you disagree with any on my list. And don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more great videos! Flower Pot Coral /Goniopora Elegance Coral Sun Coral Yellow Star Polyps Galaxea Coral Anemone Green Star Polyps Long Polyped Plate Coral Euphyllias Xenia

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This is a really awesome video that counts down from ten to one the most active corals in the reef aquarium. I take into consideration how active the coral is, the colors and care. Let me know what your favorite coral is in the comments or if you disagree with any on my list. And don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more great videos! Flower Pot Coral /Goniopora Elegance Coral Sun Coral Yellow Star Polyps Galaxea Coral Anemone Green Star Polyps Long Polyped Plate Coral Euphyllias Xenia

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Equales Rex
Equales Rex - 5 years ago
Baby 12g
Ironbark
Ironbark - 5 years ago
Great vid, worth a sub.
playinragz
playinragz - 5 years ago
God vid kid! Like the Pom Pom that’s a cool one. I’m stating up and Star Polyps, pulsing Pom is the other. Waiting for best colors.
sky a.
sky a. - 5 years ago
Really good video
Mytic Charizard12345
Mytic Charizard12345 - 5 years ago
Hi
Steve Dodd
Steve Dodd - 6 years ago
sort of agree with you about zenia, what ive noticed is that it loves water with high nitrates
psyox toxic
psyox toxic - 6 years ago
I got every coral of it lol
Dan Dan Lego
Dan Dan Lego - 6 years ago
I see your Legos in the background
jason genova
jason genova - 6 years ago
you can tell your greek with your nose

10. comment for Top 10 Most Active Corals -for Reef Tanks

madaboutbrens
madaboutbrens - 6 years ago
Hey George, I recently added a Kenya Tree, GSP, and a pulsing Xenia to my aquarium, the tree and Xenia are doing awesome, however my GSP has retracted and pretty much looks like a worm strapped to a rock... can you give me any tips on what I should do ? These are my first softies. I also added three zoa’s which are all going great..

Cheers

Richie
James Harden
James Harden - 6 years ago
Green star polyps are beautiful never taken over my tank with weekly trimming, I’ve almost had the tank pay for itself by now from dragging corals
James Harden
James Harden - 6 years ago
I have a JBJ 45 and it’s about 1 year old
The Fish Guy
The Fish Guy - 6 years ago
Here are 10 easy to care for corals... flower pot coral, its almost impossible to keep
creative name
creative name - 6 years ago
Do top 5 anemones please
PrankThatGamer93
PrankThatGamer93 - 6 years ago
What about hammer coral and frogspawn and torch
BellumXyz
BellumXyz - 5 years ago
PrankThatGamer93 He mentioned them at number 2 lol
Alon's Aquarists
Alon's Aquarists - 6 years ago
Are you a professional reef aquarist because it looks a hell of a lot like it.#amazeballs
Casper Ghost
Casper Ghost - 6 years ago
Amazeballs? lol
Brown Mark
Brown Mark - 6 years ago
When I was working at an lfs, we had an orange hammer coral. Unfortunately it died after some epidemic in the tank, after a year. The owner was asking $600 for it. I wish I had a picture of it.
Travis Something
Travis Something - 6 years ago
Did that starfish pest jump out at anyone else at 7:28?
Ramon Perez
Ramon Perez - 6 years ago
I have tons of those in my tank. I think they're great!
Warped
Warped - 6 years ago
Travis Something
they're only a pest if it's the specific species of asterina that eats corals or if you overfeed your tank :)
dan
dan - 7 years ago
i want a tank with only a green star polyps.... no animals, just polyps.
dan
dan - 7 years ago
and maybe a xenia
Christine Mahoney
Christine Mahoney - 7 years ago
where do you get your T-shirts?

20. comment for Top 10 Most Active Corals -for Reef Tanks

MrDLR74
MrDLR74 - 7 years ago
I have a hard time keeping Xenia too. I have a new tank that i began in October and they seem to doing ok. Time will tell. I've had them 4 different time with no luck . Hopefully 5 is a charm!
mark garcia
mark garcia - 7 years ago
You did not say what kind of water movement for number 1 needs?
Neil Wiseman
Neil Wiseman - 7 years ago
Did you say polyps?
princessparrots
princessparrots - 7 years ago
Love that all my favourites were in there :)
Kevin Northington
Kevin Northington - 7 years ago
I'm a beginner what do you think about salt water aquariums for dummies book I just bought it
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
I'm sure it can't hurt!
Kevin Northington
Kevin Northington - 7 years ago
like your intro bro.
Zachary Chromey
Zachary Chromey - 7 years ago
Pom Pom Zania is horrible it took over my tank
Apple Hoe
Apple Hoe - 7 years ago
Can I get a hammer or torch for my 10 gal
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
Yes, if you test your water and are prepared to care for them.
Jaxin Akins
Jaxin Akins - 7 years ago
Intro song?
Thegamingbanana
Thegamingbanana - 7 years ago
Are you kidding me
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
Vanilla Ice Ice Baby
Flash Gameing
Flash Gameing - 7 years ago
can #3 go with any fish?
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
Usually yes

30. comment for Top 10 Most Active Corals -for Reef Tanks

elie kanbar
elie kanbar - 7 years ago
hey, ty for posting this video, please can you write the name of all them, ty again
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
I will put them in the description
World Reef Tank
World Reef Tank - 7 years ago
Nice work I have a Red Sea reefer 450 that is 7 months old now and am enjoying it! I have voice commands to turn on and off devices on the tank!!
Skye Fuego
Skye Fuego - 7 years ago
what corals or anemones do you recommend for a 10 gallon tank?
The Fish Guy
The Fish Guy - 6 years ago
Skyefuego i wouldnt add any anemones for a 10 gallon, they get too big
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
No, but a candy cane would be a good first lps when you get the hang of things.
Skye Fuego
Skye Fuego - 7 years ago
Is a candy cane one? I had bought when I setup my tank. And it has gotten any bigger.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
Soft corals like mushrooms and zoanthids.
Sumera Seraj
Sumera Seraj - 7 years ago
could u please do a video about corals which explains what actually corals are. I'm seriously trying to learn as much about salt water aquarium as I'm interested in starting the reef salt water tank. but the information out there is so much from anywhere from corals are animal, they can sting, u can die from it, but in many ways they behave like plant I'm confused why they glow under certain lights. please explain the bottom basic information about corals such as I want 20 to 40 g nano tank. I personally don't want to put no more than 2 to 3 fish, but I want corals and it is the color and movement in water which attracts me to coral
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
+Sumera Seraj Hi, you have a lot of research to do. In some ways they do behave like plants. They have fluorescent properties that makes them glow. There is a lot of science to that, which I can't explain in a YouTube comment... I really like this video for beginners, give it a look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0WwT4j86a0
star flanagan
star flanagan - 7 years ago
Perfect, thank you for the top tens
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
+star flanagan Thanks, planning on doing some more soon!
Jason Harrelson
Jason Harrelson - 8 years ago
great videos! I've really enjoyed your channel
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Jason Harrelson Thanks so much Jason!
Tin 4705
Tin 4705 - 8 years ago
Please get rid of the anome for a mushrooms
Tin 4705
Tin 4705 - 8 years ago
Thxs for the feed back but tink mushrooms are a better choose because there safer yes anoumeos are a lot more active
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Tin 4705 Big mushrooms can sway a little but they definitely don't move more than anemones!
Todd Miller
Todd Miller - 8 years ago
Xenia seems to thrive in high nitrate water. my friends tank has very poor water quality but his Xenia is taking over the tank
goodall1bay
goodall1bay - 7 years ago
Todd Miller I would say it likes some phosphates rather than nitrates. I keep them and they are growing fast, but my nitrates went up recently and now they seem to have slowed and have become more thin and retracted. My phosphates are maintained the same.
Discus BOL
Discus BOL - 8 years ago
u r too reef smart for your age ... well done ! i love xenia too but i keep torch, sun, hammer but cannot keep xenia for some reason even though my parameters are spot on !!!
Carole Just Carole
Carole Just Carole - 6 years ago
Discus BOL since Xenia is a filter feeder maybe a higher nutrient content. I notice that they are not super particular about light, but they do move more in medium to high light. Some people actually use Xenia in their sump as part of their filtration/ nitrate consumption system.
Elizabeth Rosario
Elizabeth Rosario - 6 years ago
My Zenia came back from nearly NOTHING when I started dosing Iodide... Did some research and found out they use a lot of it!
Amber Lilly
Amber Lilly - 7 years ago
Discus BOL lmao he's a grown ass man he just looks 14
Jeramie Scott
Jeramie Scott - 8 years ago
That may be it, but I am no expert. Good luck with them though.
Discus BOL
Discus BOL - 8 years ago
+Jeramie Scott sometimes people dont change water often like in my case and skimmer takes out everything, i keep my nitrates close to zero using red sea product but xenia keeps going out ! Rest is all flourishing
Jeramie Scott
Jeramie Scott - 8 years ago
+K Asif Don't you already have those trace elements if your parameters are all spot on? By dirty water I mean more nutrient heavy water.
Discus BOL
Discus BOL - 8 years ago
+Jeramie Scott i dont think so, i think xenia like good quality water but it likes other nutrients in the tank too like trace elements !
Jeramie Scott
Jeramie Scott - 8 years ago
+K Asif I think they like a little dirty water better than clean
Ashley L
Ashley L - 8 years ago
+Alex Kingcole I know he's in college, I follow his videos. I was only adding how I also can't keep xenia like the person from the original comment, not about his age:)
Alex Kingcole
Alex Kingcole - 8 years ago
+Ashley L
George is now in college. He is a good guy! Sup George!, Keep up with the grades. Don't party too much!
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+K Asif Thanks! I do a lot of research! Yes, there are many people who have that same situation.
Ashley L
Ashley L - 8 years ago
I have the same problem! I can keep about anything but Xenia and Kenya tree corals lol. It is so strange!
ISHIRIX
ISHIRIX - 8 years ago
Or try sum zoanthids for a dash of color :D
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+ISHIRIX I made this video before I became addicted to Zoas haha.
Oscar Plascencia
Oscar Plascencia - 8 years ago
what coral can i get for low lighting to start off with, will be my first.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 7 years ago
Test your water. That will show you what is wrong!
Aqua Novice
Aqua Novice - 7 years ago
+CoralFish12g I have a torch that is doing great but my mushrooms all seem to stay shriveled up. Any ideas?
Oscar Plascencia
Oscar Plascencia - 8 years ago
+CoralFish12g thanks!
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Oscar Plascencia How about some green star polyps or some mushrooms.
PHAT BEATZ
PHAT BEATZ - 8 years ago
what corals are great for 24g nano cube?
PHAT BEATZ
PHAT BEATZ - 8 years ago
Ok cool thanks! Yea I jus have the stock LED's but im not sure the exact output on those. ill do some research. I have some zoas and 1 mushroom goin nice right now. Thanks again!
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+PHAT BEATZ It depends on your lighting! You can't go wrong with soft corals like mushrooms, and zoanthids.
SnotDoc
SnotDoc - 8 years ago
Hey man. Thanks for making your videos. For someone your age you're quite knowledgable. Actually, for any age you are! Are you planning on making a career of this stuff?
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+SnotDoc Thanks for watching! I am really not planning on it but it will always be my hobby! Check this video out you will like it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZWZpcEK4tY
Wayne Martin
Wayne Martin - 8 years ago
Men can you add me to your whatsApp contact list. i maybe needing frequent advice from you! thanks
Martin
00971522386587
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Wayne Martin Haha I don't have whatssap. But you can message me on my facebook page and I get back to people fairly quickly.
Miguel Roa
Miguel Roa - 8 years ago
"um"
mr. T-bag you
mr. T-bag you - 7 years ago
+CoralFish12g good video though homie.
mr. T-bag you
mr. T-bag you - 7 years ago
+CoralFish12g more like uuhhhh
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
More like ummmm ;)
Victor Reyes
Victor Reyes - 8 years ago
fish store sold me a polyp that looks like a zoanthid but said it wasn't is there any polyps that like alike
Jay K
Jay K - 8 years ago
What's the best place to get these corals? I doubt my local pet store has any of these since I live in a small town.
Ashley L
Ashley L - 8 years ago
Vivid aquariums, live aquaria, blue zoo aquatics, and saltwaterfish.com have all been very good places to order these corals for me. I have to order almost all of mine too bc I love in a small town in TN lol
Bennie Smith
Bennie Smith - 8 years ago
Very good information
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Bennie Smith Thanks
Bennie Smith
Bennie Smith - 8 years ago
Like
Rene Schumacher
Rene Schumacher - 8 years ago
i need this octopus t shirt :-) where i can get it???
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Rene Schumacher I got it from Waikiki Aquarium in Hawaii. Maybe they sell them online too?

50. comment for Top 10 Most Active Corals -for Reef Tanks

Mauller Csprings
Mauller Csprings - 8 years ago
Great video I agree. Xenia # 1. My favorate
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Mauller Csprings Thank you!
Rex
Rex - 8 years ago
Hallo I'm from Germany I got a question, for a couple of weeks my Xenia is not pumping anymore it's like kind of lazy what should I do please ?
multisturge
multisturge - 8 years ago
Just removed all of my xenia today. Hard decision to make because like you said its a nice coral with the swaying in the flow and pulsing action but it was turning into a nightmare managing it. It was making my blue cespitularia (blue xenia) shrink, surrounds my Kenya tree and bend my toadstool because the xenia was taking too much of the light and flow and was even growing up the back wall. But least I know to that when the time comes when I upgrade my nano to a larger tank I'll get a small colony and put it on the sand to prevent it from spreading. Now I got a redish brown branching montipora and a Duncan coral frag to see how I do with hard corals then maybe try some Acros. Someone told me about a set up they've seen where they put the GSP on the back wall so you get a grassy carpet covering the back wall.
multisturge
multisturge - 8 years ago
yeah that's why I don't have any because some of my rocks are close to the wall where other corals are.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+multisturge Yeah I love people who make that grassy back wall. That can spread to quick too though be careful.
John William
John William - 8 years ago
I aggree about the xenia! What a awesome and foolproof, fast growing coral, and the movement is amazing! :)
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+John William Thanks John, You're right!
Joe Scrivens
Joe Scrivens - 9 years ago
hammer coral?
Joe Scrivens
Joe Scrivens - 9 years ago
frogspawn?
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
They are great too!
patrick jullian
patrick jullian - 9 years ago
they pulse to get water to circulate through  their tentacles 
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Yeah, it's so cool
Joe Prosser
Joe Prosser - 9 years ago
Id love to do a video together sometime!
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Possibly. 
Buddy Sheroka
Buddy Sheroka - 9 years ago
Nice video man
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
I literally just released a video just like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RURp17ZwZfI
vr6con
vr6con - 9 years ago
I thought u said it was a list of easy to take care of coral. But almost everything you said is hard to take care off.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
I said as stated in the title, the most active meaning containing movement and sway.
Errol Smith
Errol Smith - 9 years ago
no love for duncan,  number 1 in my book 
Errol Smith
Errol Smith - 9 years ago
+CoralFish12g looking forward to that vid,  wish my clown liked duncans as much as i do, but it just wants to host palys all day 
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
You are not the first to mention why Duncans are not in here. I am thinking about making an informational video just on them. They are awesome!
mike cavanaugh
mike cavanaugh - 9 years ago
You should put Kenya trees in the list my tank they grow like weeds in there
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
That is the reason a lot of people would get mad if I put it on the list. I personally love Kenyas tho :)
Brian Browning
Brian Browning - 9 years ago
Duncan coral they are active feeders and are a blast to feed, looks a lot like a Venus fly trap when feeding.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Duncans are awesome! They do feed well.
Joe Gardner
Joe Gardner - 9 years ago
Since when is an anemone classified as a coral???
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
I know it is not technical. I should have mentioned that. You are right though, thanks.
Alvaro Ramos
Alvaro Ramos - 9 years ago
Long tentacle plate coral is also very hard to keep.. They dont last long!!
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Yes, it all depends on size of tank and level of hobbiest. Thanks!
jedimaster8691
jedimaster8691 - 9 years ago
Hey! liked your video! I didn't agree with promoting the flowerpot's, as they are still not successfully kept by most reefer's. Even tanks with pristine water quality, and everything else growing successfully don't keep flowerpot's alive. Xenia in my tank grows like a weed, and I sell regularly. Galaxea I wouldn't recommend to anyone! Star polyp's are the best for beginners. You are on the right track though. Most of your suggestions are spot on! I've had good luck with elephant ear mushrooms in dirty water with MH 175 W lights. Extreme growth. You should do a video on different types of mushrooms lad. Good video and keep up the good work!!
Mxsnow145
Mxsnow145 - 8 years ago
Idk I've had mine for like 8 years and fragged it twice in the 8 years I've had it.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
+holographic world Yes, their tentacles can get lonnnngggg :)
holographic world
holographic world - 9 years ago
Use to have a beautiful green and purple Galaxia that put out sweeper tentacles a good 8-10 inches! Stung everything around it, and had to remove it from the tank. Definately not a peaceful coral.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
I actually love mushrooms so I will try to do that. Yes the flowerpot is ridiculous but some people do know how to take care of them. People still have to do their research is the bottom line. Thank you
multisturge
multisturge - 9 years ago
I got xenia in my 20g nano and I saw xenia winning a mile off, I love seeing the xenia pulsing, I've also got an uncommon to find blue cespitularia coral (from xenia family) which is growing new heads and splitting off around the rock, because its uncommon to find then fragging it should be good for my LFS if they're interested, I'll be going there some when after the holidays when I get my paycheque in and might buy some yellow polyps and GSP, maybe order in a fish that I want and ask them about if they're interested in some frags :)
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Xenia is a coral that people love but you have to be careful with it.
Death Grips
Death Grips - 9 years ago
bubble corals aren't euphyllias. and you posted a picture of it, but you didn't mention frogspawn.
Brad Turner
Brad Turner - 8 years ago
+Entety 303 Indeed, now that I watch it again I'm fairly certain he showed plerogyra sinuosa in the video, not physogyra.
Filthy Is Babe
Filthy Is Babe - 9 years ago
Illuminati Confirmed.
Brad Turner
Brad Turner - 9 years ago
Euphyllia baliensis is known as a bubble coral so, technically, he's not wrong. He just showed a physogyra.
Death Grips
Death Grips - 9 years ago
np. I've made the same mistake, and that was the end of my bubble coral :/
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Thanks for the info, love frogspawns
Adel Adel
Adel Adel - 9 years ago
i want make aquarium 20litter and want put 2clownfish and anemoun with live rock for (filtration)and change 25/water every week with out skimmer
Puff Daddy Reef
Puff Daddy Reef - 9 years ago
That Snail!
KALIMAN10100
KALIMAN10100 - 9 years ago
Hello i have an anemone and the anemone changed color to white but when i got it was green now its white i have a t5 light 4 bulbs and i dont know why it changed color thanks
David B
David B - 9 years ago
You do a great job!   Keep up the great work and get the 'word' out!
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Thanks David, I am coming out with a video just like this soon.
AquaBert
AquaBert - 9 years ago
Great list! Thanks for sharing!
ImagineThatFlix
ImagineThatFlix - 9 years ago
to any newbies, please disregard the first 5 suggested haha... these are all awesome corals, but as first coral, always go with green star polyps, hammer or frogspawn(torch is a bit too aggressive for me). and under no circumstances ever get a galaxia or xenia/kenya tree/ nepthia/ anthelia, etc unless that is the only thing you want in your tank.. those softies would be awesome for a setup focused on fish.. where things might eat a cleanup crew.. they will overgrow the rocks and they look really cool. they can be blue purple and dirty pink colors. They will quickly overgrow stuff and you cannot just pull them off the rocks and call it a day. even a single cell will grow a new colony.

once again, all the corals in this list are awesome, but this seems like a list for people that are experienced. for first corals, stick to simple lps corals, zoanthids, green star polyps, etc....
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Thanks for this advice. You are correct on a lot of it but some of it can depend on the size of the tank and how active someone is in keeping it. Awesome extra info, much of it I should have included. Thanks
nice nel
nice nel - 9 years ago
thank you
Sandun Nishsanka
Sandun Nishsanka - 9 years ago
Hey bro....
I have a one anemone.
If I need xenia coral.
What filtration system xenia coral.
And I need a puta nitrate?
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
I am not really following your question. Xenia is really hardy and you do not need a lot of filtration for it. In fact too much filtration good be bad for it since it likes kind of dirty water.
tony tone
tony tone - 9 years ago
umm ummm  ummmmm..... good video ummm... thanks for the info um umm....
Dr.Proteinman Mcgains
Dr.Proteinman Mcgains - 6 years ago
tony tone woe.... savage
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Thanks Patty! I plan on making more videos like this one soon so stay tuned!
Dwaino Bman
Dwaino Bman - 9 years ago
Great video, thanks for sharing.  Packs more good info into a short, sweet space than most marine videos I've seen.  Looking forward to other videos from you.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
+Dwaino Bman Thank you so much. That is exactly what I always try to do
The-Lost-Unicorn Adventures
The-Lost-Unicorn Adventures - 9 years ago
Kenya tree coral is verry easy and active
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
+Marsha DeVaney nice!
Marsha DeVaney
Marsha DeVaney - 9 years ago
+coralfish12g I started with one Kenya tree coral less than a year ago and it is all over my 120 now.  Love it!
 
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Definitely a good one absoluetly!
TheFishTank Doc.
TheFishTank Doc. - 9 years ago
No 7 is not a coral but an anemone. There are 2 types of dasiy coral (no 10). The gonapora (with longer polyps) are hard to keep, unless you have have the right food. The daisy coral (shorter polyps) are alot easier to keep. My gonapora lasted 1.5 years. My pink daisy coral is growing well, and a year old.!! Intersting  video.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Yes exactly right! Thanks for the info.
shawnriv9
shawnriv9 - 9 years ago
I've been looking for a red sea pulsing xenia but no one seems to have them :(
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 9 years ago
Its really common! Just ask away in a forum or in a Facebook group!
Braden8558
Braden8558 - 9 years ago
Very nice video man! Been watching your videos for a while. I'm also a teenage aquarist so it's nice to see others on here too! Good luck with the tanks!
Beetlesgonefishin
Beetlesgonefishin - 9 years ago
Nice job man , enjoyed the vid , I cant keep the xenia out of my tank ,it needs its own rock where it cant touch anything else or it will spread and if you frag it (which is sooo easy) dont drop ANY pieces into the tank or they will attach somewhere and grow,otherwise it is an awesome coral to look at
vlad vorozhkin
vlad vorozhkin - 9 years ago
I think the xenia tree is left out
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+vlad vorozhkin Xenia is in there. Kenya tree is different.
CoralFish12g
CoralFish12g - 8 years ago
+Steven Harden Yes
Steven Harden
Steven Harden - 8 years ago
You mean Kenya tree
vlad vorozhkin
vlad vorozhkin - 9 years ago
I think the xenia tree is left out
Adam Tjelmeland
Adam Tjelmeland - 10 years ago
Great list. I would have bumped anemones for leather corals although. Good job.
mike trev
mike trev - 10 years ago
I really like leather corals cause they grow fast and also Kenyan tree corals
OceanLife69
OceanLife69 - 10 years ago
Great vid.
AquaStudent
AquaStudent - 10 years ago
Nice stuff amigo. I'd love to have a reef tank. There are some gorgeous corals out there.
Good job with the editing. A professional and clean looking video makes a huge difference.
LiSSe145
LiSSe145 - 10 years ago
I like your top 10! You also tell really useful information about them. at the moment I'm brainstorming about wich corals I want to put in my tank. My 35 gallon is now running for a month. Every one or two weeks I try to upload a video to add on my diary. If you've got any tips or questions please let me know! Please don't forget to subscribe to stay tuned with my latest video's!
Hectorisking Hinojosa
Hectorisking Hinojosa - 10 years ago
Nice vid bro!
Dom Hill
Dom Hill - 10 years ago
Great vid
Matt Dolan
Matt Dolan - 10 years ago
I have heard that Xenia pulse because they come from areas of low flow and create their own to help them filter out nutrients from fresh sea water.

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