Discover the secrets of non-photosynthetic corals (NPS), which survive in the least lit corners of reefs by getting essential nutrients directly from the water! Our latest article offers practical tips and advice to help any aquarist optimally care for non-photosynthetic corals.
Non-photosynthetic corals (NPS) require frequent feeding and efficient water filtration to ensure optimal living conditions.
Types of corals: SPS, LPS, soft, and non-photosynthetic. Read and see how they differ and what characterizes them.
Obtaining food by corals occurs through internal and heterotrophic processes, including photosynthesis, filtering, and predation.
Coral growth involves understanding key factors and care tips that influence their development in a marine aquarium.
This article teaches how to cultivate SPS corals and what special care they need for optimal living conditions.
Well-nourished corals have thick tissue, lots of zooxanthellae and grow well. In poorly nourished ones, we have the opposite.
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