<< I personally don't think I
would want to maintain any in an aquarium as they don't move, lack color,
are a tad disgusting, and generally freak me out. >>
It's understandable why many aquarists wouldn't get into them due to the lack
of movement and color. I think of them as growth organisms which are similar
to plants in the respect that they are stationary and the object is to try to
get them to grow in size and stay in good condition. They may not be
colorful, but I like their basic shape and the fact that they resemble brain
corals.
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