And the prize goes to............. Sorgan, well done
Having polyps tipped with purple or pink, the Grape Coral resembles clusters of very small grapes!
The Grape Coral Euphyllia cristata is similar to its close relative the Frogspawn Coral Euphyllia divisa. However its tentacles look nothing like the Frogspawn, but rather more like shorter versions of the Torch Coral Euphyllia glabrescens tentacles. A close look will quickly help you to easily identify this coral. The Grape coral does not have branching polyps and each tentacle is perfectly straight with one contrasting tip.
Colors of individual tentacles on the E. cristata are green to brownish green. They are topped with yellow, cream, pink. lavender, or pale-orange tips. They are not as readily available as other Euphyllia but they are worth the hunt, I drove two hours there and two back to get mine
The Grape Coral can be easy to moderate to care for. It is a big eater and will grow easily if kept well fed. They are on the easier side to care for as far as Euphyllia are concerned, and do quite well under T-5 lighting. Like others of its genus, it will be the first to warn you that the water quality in the tank is less than acceptable.
Dear all, sorry I have stalled the fun, I have had two major child protection cases at school this week, its been rather awful and I am exhausted, but for the families concerned it has been catastrophic. Anyways, lets get this game going again.......
Come on Sorgan, post a photo
oh, and did someone get the New salty one? I will go check
Seffie x
Just checked and Demason's one has not been answered yet ............. come on guys
Seffie x