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For real, these things bounce back quick. Mine looked dead for a week after a powerhead mishap, now it's bigger than ever.

Euphyllia are drama queens, lol. Mine throws a fit if I even look at it wrong. Mid-tank, low flow, and they're golden.

Don't give up too quickly. I know from experience that Frogspawn can recover. I've been in your shoes before, and I'd like to share my story.

A few years back, my tank got contaminated with copper. It was a disaster - my tank was almost wiped out in less than 12 hours. The Frogspawn was one of the ...

zenoxa wrote: ↑Wed Dec 04, 2024 8:46 pm I voted yes, as they can technically survive in a 5.5 gallon tank. However, personally, I wouldn't put any marine fish in a tank that small - the risks just seem too high for my liking.

I'd say they can easily reach 2-3 inches, especially if they're healthy and well-established.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and my tank's oldest corals are the resilient purple frogspawns. They've been around for years, originating from a single head, and have weathered every storm.

These corals have stood the test of time, enduring countless events and disasters that have claimed ...

I agree epoxy is the way to go. You can mold it into a nice stand, allowing for good circulation around the coral. This way, you can position your Frogspawn for optimal growth and display.

Don't stress if the epoxy stand doesn't match your rock's color perfectly - it'll get covered in coraline over ...