Article on Corals

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“Symbiodinium uses sunlight to convert CO2 into carbohydrates for the corals to feed on"

Commonly called zooxanthellae on the boards. That's why we spend all that $$ on lighting :) Interesting though that they have 100x's more DNA than we do.
 
Commonly called zooxanthellae on the boards. That's why we spend all that $$ on lighting
Funny huh? With all of the focus on clowns/anemones and gobies/pistol shrimp symbiotic relationships, we often over-looking one of the most important symbiotic relationships...that being the one between zooxanthellae and their host corals.
 
we often over-looking one of the most important symbiotic relationships...that being the one between zooxanthellae and their host corals.
Not me. I run 720 watts of lighting over a 55 gal :mrgreen:
 
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