How to Identify Caribbean Fish : How to Identify a Fire Coral Fish
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ok .. nice video but where i live in florida ... fire coral is bright orange. i go to a palm springs beach "the philps"it is in shallow water' surrounded by rocks ...i have never seen that kind of fire coral but now i knoe what too look out for
kronoz1995 2 years ago
You to huh?
hawthorne564 3 years ago
very good video.
I have actually been wanting a colony of this
as a Species only tank subject but i haven't talked to any LFS thats willing to bring it in because of how virulent its sting is.
Cnidarious 3 years ago