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06-29-2006, 03:42 PM
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Trachyphyllia radiata (Brain Coral)
I just had a couple of questions about a brain coral and its placement. I read that it prefers to be on a sandy substrate, but would it make a difference if it is placed on the bottom two thirds of the tank on a piece of live rock. Im basically just asking this because I have a nice spot for it and just wanted to know if it is ok. Thanks in advance......
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06-29-2006, 08:42 PM
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SW 10 yrs and over
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No they need to be on the substrate. When put on the rocks the fleshy part will start to recede. Here is a pic of mine. They do much better in sand.
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