Coral
Before raising corals, you must first Understand the types of corals and their living habits, and be especially aware that some fish species like to eat corals, but be sure not to keep them alone!
1. Coral classification
Eight corals: red coral and peach coral, separated by eight thin films, with eight tentacles, and a hard axis bone in the center of the body. Can be processed into many things.
Six-shelf corals: There are stony corals that form coral reefs. Their bodies are separated by six thin films, and many small calcareous spaces are stacked on the outside to form a large group. Corals provide shelter for crabs, shrimps, small fish, etc.
Coelenterate: Coral polyp is a coelenterate that lives in tropical waters and grows naturally in the sea. It is grotesque, beautiful, and radiant. Urge some people to dig for rare coral materials.
2. Beware of coral-eating fish
Don’t indulge in fish that love to eat coral, such as saucer fish, cannonballs, etc. Can be used:
1. Anemone fish: bride, red apple, tomato, clown, etc.
2. Damselfishidae: green devil, blue devil, velvet, etc.
3. Wrasses: doctors, red dragons, yellow dragons, etc.
4. Small giant mermaids: Fire Fairy, Fire Back Fairy, Coral Beauty, etc.
5. Small rough-skinned seabream: purple tango, yellow tango, etc.
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