Can you identify proper names?

[xxnonamexx]

For the leather and The Raspberry looking tree coral?

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[steve-s]

The "raspberry" is a Alcyonium Linnaeus, commonly called a Cauliflower Colt coral.

The finger leather is from the genus Sinularia, not sure on the species though.

Cheers
Steve

 

[xxnonamexx]

I heard the Colt Coral spreads like weeds in a tank. Just by the water movement? Are these corals easy to take care of? Anything I should know about them?

I have a 55gal. 260Watt CoralLife Power Compact, 3 1W Lunar Lights, Live sand 4in DSB, 75lbs. Live Rock, 2 Cinnamon Clownfish, Magenta Dottyback, snails, crabs, Feather Duster, Sabae Purple Tipped Anenome, 1 White Leather Coral, Red Sun polyp, assorted polyps, 2 Assorted Color Plate Corals, Pipe Organ, Frogspawn, Fox Coral, Flat Brain, Finger Leather, Mushrooms, Green Star Polyps, 2 8" Maxima Clams, a few other corals. Wet/Dry filter, Protein Skimmer, Heater, I have the Liquid Plankton and also frozen plankton and brine shrimp for food.

 

[steve-s]

They are both quite hardy as a rule although they will not spread via water movement. They can however be easily propogated through fragging. The raspberry will grow quite quickly and should be fragged a few times each year. Good way to make money for your tank needs.

Keep water quality optimum and they should do well. The foods you feed are okay but I would trade out the brine unless gut loaded/fortified. Not much usable protein in them. Mysis or some other frozen marine food would be a better choice, some variety is also a plus. Be sure with this many softies and the anemone you keep up with carbon use and change frequently.

Cheers
Steve