What corals do you have that've spawned?

[Angelscrx]

As promised, here is an updated photo from a year later of my little daughter colonies. As you can see in the photo, one has disconnected itself and has settled nearby. I opted to let them go naturally instead of forcing the breaks.

Man that is awesome. From the ashes arise a new people! In your case new corals. You going to be trading or selling soon?

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Great photos all and very inspiring! My mushrooms continue to spread by asexual division at very close proximity, and also by budding and creating remote clones.

Great information all!

 

[The Claw]

Thanks! I haven't thought about it much, but I suppose if they keep growing I willhave to do something with them.

 

[Angelscrx]

Sweet than keep people posted. Thanks

 

[reiple]

awesome pics!

 

[wrassehole]

Anthony, you are one smart MF. Gees, two bad you didnt have a port in the back of your head so i can plug in and download your vast reef/aquaria knowledge. thanks for the valuable info. was thinkin of cutting my toadstool but not anymore.

 

[Anthony Calfo]

dont put down that scalpel yet Many (most in fact) Sarcophytons are quite friendly to being cut to make divsions (versus waiting for natural strategies of budding/fission or planulation). Sarcophyton in commercial scale culture is one of the few genera that can actually be reproduced faster (at this time) by imposed fragmentaion than even the best natural strategies. The cycle of harvest for them (time it takes to double ones colony) is a matter of mere weeks (4-12 for many species). I say cut away with this one unless it is a green or yellow S. elegans (rather sensitive).

Anthony

 

[Katchupoy]

I dont know if you will consider this spawning, but maybe natural splitting of a frilly mushroom.

 

[Elegance Coral]

Please post pictures or tell of corals that have spawned in your aquarium.

Here's one of mine:
Catalaphyllia jardinei

Regards,
Kevin

Is there any way you can repost this pic? All I get is a red X. I have searched your gallery and can't find it. I would really love to see this pic. Thanks.

 

[MAGDRL Mom]

You might notice that this thread is from 2004 - probably too old to pull - try searching the archives?

 

[Elegance Coral]

I'm sorry, but I have only been on this sight for about 10 minutes and have no idea how to search the archives. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[NaH2O]

Elegance Coral - Welcome to Reef Frontiers!!!

I'll send Kevinpo a PM and ask him to post up the pic if he still has it.

 

[kevinpo]

Hello,
Thanks for the PM Nikki
Here are the pictures.

Cheers,
Kevin

 

[kevinpo]

Here is an additional picture of a Fox Coral (Nemenzophyllia turbida) that asexually reproduced several times.

Regards,
Kevin

 

[MAGDRL Mom]

awesome! Thanks for sharing

 

[Elegance Coral]

Thanks for taking the time to post those pics. And, WOW! I have been keeping ELegance corals for about 18 years and have never seen this before. Truely incredible! I am just amazed!