MBDA project on coral
Building an impactful MBDA project on coral bleaching and reef conservation. My goal is to Make complex science super accessible with engaging visuals, short explanations, and a live mini-tank display to spark real action among students, locals, and community groups. Mushroom corals are perfect for this they're hardy, vibrant, and show healthy polyp action vs. bleaching threats in a way photos can't match. A couple small "baby" frags even 1-2 polyps would turn my setup into a powerful, hands-on demo that stands out from typical presentations.
Im in Connecticut let me know if you are willing to support
Does this good to keep torches a frogspawn mushroom and zoa
Is this a mushroom or a zoa sorry I'm new
Hello all, new to all this coral keeping but i noticed right in the middle of my rock on the base of mush mushroom coral is a little round reddish aomething, is this a new mushroom growing?
Cheers in advance
Lee
Can someone tell me if this is okay I just moved my rocks and corals
Orange torch
Yellow zoas
Red frogspawn
White is mushroom
Are these nems looking good or are they stressed? I’m still so new at this. They split recently from one anemone and then wandered around the tank for a bit and lost a few arms by getting caught in some sharp rocks and sucked into one of the filter holes. 🤦🏼♀️ I just want to make sure they’re ok… 😮💨 Also, how is the mushroom doing? (Last pic.)
Can someone help and tell me if these are in okay spots and won’t sting each other on the left rock is a frogspawn and mushroom but the frogspawn doesn’t extend long enough and right side are 2 zoas and a torch at top
does anyone know what the name of this bounce mushroom?
My mushroom just had became 2. Can anyone tell me the name of this one I have no clue
The new locally aquacultured scoly is that scary it freaked out the mushroom and BTA.
Anyone know what kind mushroom coral is this?
MBDA project on coral
Building an impactful MBDA project on coral bleaching and reef conservation. My goal is to Make complex science super accessible with engaging visuals, short explanations, and a live mini-tank display to spark real action among students, locals, and community groups. Mushroom corals are perfect for this they're hardy, vibrant, and show healthy polyp action vs. bleaching threats in a way photos can't match. A couple small "baby" frags even 1-2 polyps would turn my setup into a powerful, hands-on demo that stands out from typical presentations.
Im in Connecticut let me know if you are willing to support
Just added these 2 mushrooms to the tank but don’t know the names of it