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Shoot me an email. I’ve still got a reserve. Will get you our next week.
My blue ghost frag also bit the dust. It looked pretty stressed from shipping when it came in
@StatelineReefer @BranchingHammer @Reefing102
My replacement Blue Ghost arrived today (thanks Adam!), the one above ended up being DoA. Here’s my *new* day 0 submission:
I am also running the shine. Just got my second test back. Been dosing about a month. Good luck!@StatelineReefer @BranchingHammer @Reefing102
Month 1 update! 4mm of growth in 3 weeks (25mm Day 0 to 29mm), This is my replacement/v2 Blue Ghost, and it's definitely been the most challenging coral of the 3 for me so far. It looks dead to the naked eye, but as you can see in the zoomed in shot there's still some flesh so I've got my fingers crossed it pulls through. I've also included a current shot of my original/v1 Blue Ghost- something I plan to continue doing until it's absolutely bleached out.
ICP test, apex stats, and FTS attached for anyone curious on my tank stats and frag placement.
Note there's a lot of messed up stuff on the ICP test (Fe and Al especially), and I'm chasing down the culprits. I'm 3 weeks into the Reef Moonshiner's method (just daily dosers so far), and all the correction elements show up tomorrow and I'm excited for that! No vitamins or reef mud yet, I'll probably order those in a month.
I've got my Radion G6 XR15 Blues on full performance of WWC's SPS 1500G tank, and the G6 XR30 Blue in the center is on a 60-day acclimation ramp up to an end goal of ~500 par in the center of the tank @ 12" depth.
I'm still trying to see which of the contest frags like what kind of light in my tank, and I've got some center-aisle spots reserved for them for final placement once I figure out what they like.
I've included a zoomed in shot for fun, and also to really see the flesh, polyp, and coralite health each month.
Blue Ghost, and it's definitely been the most challenging coral of the 3 for me so far. It looks dead to the naked eye, but as you can see in the zoomed in shot there's still some flesh so I've got my fingers crossed it pulls through. I've also included a current shot of my original/v1 Blue Ghost- something I plan to continue doing until it's absolutely bleached out.