All About The Sun Coral or Tubastraea or Yellow Cup Coral or Sun Polyp Coral

[@annebartells777]

I purchased one many years ago and it rtn within days. If course, it was when I first started reefing. They are beautiful. I grow sps, now, but I'm not brave enough to try one aga

[@YesItsTom2U]

Could you do one on cephalopods where you can show the Dwarf / Pigmy Cuttlefish and pigmy octopus?

[@tonycloseukreef3799]

Nice one Brock they are a lovely coral 👍😍

[@BrockLeonard]

Have a good one, Tony!

[@PFHow]

Great video as always! On top of what you said, these corals can tolerate lower temperatures than most due to being deep water corals, down to 66 degrees. This is one coral I'd say does better with a slightly lower temp than most.

[@BrockLeonard]

Thanks for sharing!

[@buttonmasherbaberkins7490]

Love your series! Could you do an episode for a Pygmy Octopus?

[@BrockLeonard]

Oooooo I love this suggestion!!

[@chrisa2922]

I’ve wanted one of these guys for a while now and I saw a green one with yellow polyps today and I jumped on it. 5 heads for $25 and thought it had to have been a mistake.

[@juanpz07]

What is that black coral at 1:00 called?

[@BrockLeonard]

It is actually a sun coral too, just black coloration

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

3:30 Venomous: NO

[@LAMEMO112]

Why don’t you talk about blue and yellow pipe fish?

[@BrockLeonard]

That one is on my list!!😁