According to the different color and shape of brain coral, seawater professionals can divide it into flat brain coral, rose brain coral, honeycomb brain coral, crater brain coral and plum brain coral. The texture and color of brain coral are colorful, such as red, brown, green and orange. The surface of brain coral is covered with carpets and uneven protrusions.
Brain coral is easy to raise, so it is also the choice of many primary seawater lovers. The requirement of brain coral for water body is between1.020-1.025, and the pH value is between 8.1-8.4. Brain coral has no strict requirements on light conditions, so it is recommended to use medium and weak light; Brain corals hate being blown by strong currents. If the current is strong, the brain coral will contract instead of stretching, and may even scratch its tissue, resulting in tissue structure damage.
It should be noted that when the brain coral is put into the seawater tank, it should keep a certain distance from other corals, otherwise the brain coral will stab other corals around it.
Brain corals need food to survive. Brain corals usually stretch their tentacles at night to catch food. There are two ways for brain corals to ingest food. One is that there are symbiotic algae in brain coral, which can absorb microorganisms in seawater tanks and obtain some nutrients they need through photosynthesis. Another method is to artificially feed some shrimp, squid strips, shellfish and so on.
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