Pics of my new tank

[littlep93056]

moved it to the sand thanks for the word of advice

 

[somaseven]

Nice job littlep, Hope to see some shots of your new aquisitions soon. It looks like they're going to a good home.Talked to D. earlier. If I can I'm going to attempt to catch you that coral banded & the fish.I'll give you a call if I have any luck.

 

[JustDavidP]

moved it to the sand thanks for the word of advice

Yeah...you and the coral will be happier in the end. Tracs actually develop on LR while they are smaller (unless they have reproduced by splitting). As they get larger, they drop and land on the sand. The actual calcium structure of the coral (on the bottom) is shaped like a pendulum enabling the coral to rest in the sand upright. The coral has the ability to inflate like a zodiac and pull itself up from the sand if it becomes covered with sand or other debris. The flesh is soft and suceptible to tears. Plus, on the sand bed, the coral has the room to inflate to maximum size for better health.