I touch them a couple of times till their tenticles come out thats where I place the food. I also add live phyto to the tank.I do not directly feed mine although I use dt's every other day and it get's lot's of scraps of formula one and two that fall into it. Try other meaty foods such as shrimp or silversides. I think it especially likes silversides in the morning!mmmmm-mmmmmm.
As for the bubble you have do the same and it will open its mouth up or at least expose where it is. The bubbles on these corals can have little tips on the end. Just put the food down in between the bubbles. The coral will do the rest.I have a question. You may have to place a screen over the coral to keep the fish from stealing the coral's food. Watch Queue Queue They eat krill,smelts and clams. You must log in or register to reply here. Does anyone else feed their bubble coral? will actually inflate or deflate their water filled vesicles (bubbles) depending on the light available.. And it is the same to a bubble coral. I have given mine small pieces of cooked fresh shrimp and they seem to like it. i agree that you really shouldnt used cooked shrimp...go to your lfs and see if they sell forzen krill in the frozen food area, this is much better and much more nutritious than cooked shrimp! What else can I feed it?Mine eats krill and brine shrimp. Watch Queue Queue. Anyone have this problem or know how to stop it?
The Plerogyra genus comes in branching varieties also. Algae in Koi Ponds, Learn this lesson & have a clear water garden for life! It just seems to sit there.
most likely in the folds of all the bubbles in the middle. Someone else said they wave the food in the coral till the tentacles come out. Here is my new baby bubble. Can I stick it inbetween the bubbles anywhere I just got a small bubble and want to feed it.
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. I have a Sebae Anemone that i feed a piece of shrimp every other day. I don't feed it that often though - 2-3 times a week? Defintely better raw.ok, I was worried about germs/bacteria getting into the tank. Does everyone else feed theirs that much?2-3x a week sounds right to me. The 2 stalks are about 2 inches thick. the chop it into about neon tetra size pieces and feed it to the coral. Eats everything I give it including pellet food.When I first got mine it wasn't so healthy so I fed it ALOT. My problem is that some of the fish have figured out that if they harass it enough it will puke and they love to eat it. The foods your feeding are to small. Heloo, I just purchased a bubble coral, and the store reccommends feeding him Krill twice per week. Someone else said they wave the food in the coral till the tentacles come out. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Runs pretty much the length of the center of the coral.I feed my pearl bubble, trumpits and 2 moderns. I bought my bubble several months ago and when I bought him there were 2 joined together as a "V". Called the 'Grape Corals', the Plerogyra spp. Nothing beats silversides in the morning! He might not eat for up to a week or so as he is getting adjusted. Bubble Coral including feeding reef aquarium - Duration: 1:38. focalhelicopter 27,346 views. Usually right before lights out it will morph it's bubbles into tentacle shapes. It took a dive for the worse. I don't think cooked shrimp is right. JavaScript is disabled. I was wondering if they will ever develop a third stalk.
He looks great, but doesnt seem to interested in the Krill. After awhile the shrimp is ingested into the mouth and I never see it again. What kind of loighting do you have over its head.Are we talking about bubble coral or bubble anemone (E. quad)?It is a bubble coral in a 29 gallon tank, under 165 watts of power compact lighting.
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It is in the upper part of the tank.I have a Bubble Coral that I feed 2 to 3Xs a week. I worry eventually it will stress out the coral/tank.I feed mine shrimp or scallops about 3 times a week.I have a ginormous green metallic bubble coral and a smaller purple pearl bubble. I backed off and only started feeding it once a week.
Just put the food down in between the bubbles. Then it began to perk up and look really well. I'd get a few fresh and uncooked clams, and/or shrimp, and/or crab, and so on. It is a white bubble.
Just put the piece on him he will work it into his mouth. That is pretty much what I do with my pearl. I keep mine in moderate flow at the bottom of my tank.
I only cut small pieces for my trumpits other than that I directly feed. As for the bubble you have do the same and it will open its mouth up or at least expose where it is. Feeding my bubble coral in timelaps.. 11 minutes.. Barry,give it some time and it will eat you out of house and home,mine does. Mine eats anything too. It will then SLOWLY consume the food.Yeah, Modo, mine will eat anything, as well.
you can use frozen raw shrimp wo any prob, cause the freezing process usually kills any bacteria, but id just get the krill!hey pbuck, i sent you an email about a certain thing that youhave posted in the trading/classifieds section, i was just wondering if you have received it yet, as i am very interested!Where is the mouth? A large bubble coral can eat an entire silversides minnow.
THEY LOVE IT!Go to your local Asian market and pick up a bag of frozen mixed seafood. I also put grouper eggs into the water for the rest of my corals.
When it does this you can actually see the mouth. These tentacles are "sticky" and will capture the meaty item offered.
I use DT's 3 times a week now.My bubble's mouth is in the center of all the bubbles. The balance seems to be twice a week but if I have food leftover from the fish I will feed this to the Bubble.
I am taking a small piece off and trying to place it by his mouth. 1:38. You must log in or register to reply here.
This video is unavailable. Does anyone else use shrimp? Here is a picture, my clown was busy harrasing it that is why it looks so small. Where would the mouth be?most likely in the folds of all the bubbles in the middle. Watch Queue Queue The Bubble Coral Plerogyra sinuosa is commonly found in the aquarium trade.
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