Where is the live rock from?
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Gulf Live Rock.Where is the live rock from?
Nice. I hope mine survives.That looks like my hitchhiker
Super nice!Gulf Live Rock.
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Good question. I hope to be able to keep the majority alive for starters. I think I’m prepared for the craziness that’ll coming. Maybe.Super nice!
What the heck are you going to do with all those frags? That is a going to be A LOT of coral in 6 months, not to mention how much you will have to dose in such a small tank!
Mine came as nothing but a skeleton with a few green spots. It has completely regrew and continues to grow. Very hardy whatever it is.Nice. I hope mine survives.
Well my “hitch-hiker“ coral is doing really well now. I’ve noticed polyp extension and it seems pretty happy.Mine came as nothing but a skeleton with a few green spots. It has completely regrew and continues to grow. Very hardy whatever it is.
So are these a rose coral?Well my “hitch-hiker“ coral is doing really well now. I’ve noticed polyp extension and it seems pretty happy.
I think so. Just did a google search this is an image I foundSo are these a rose coral?
Just do a water test before your water change. you just might not need one. You have a bunch of corals that need a bunch of nutrients. You won't want to be taking that away. Also since you do not have any fish in there any die off from your live rock that is producing ammonia is just food for your corals. If your test show in an acceptable range skip the water change. Also you probably need to test your alk/cal consumptionHere’s a few new shots. Uglies settling in. I am using Microbacter Clean as suggested so hopefully that’ll help a bit. Corals still looking “ok”. Most have polyp extension that‘s fairly good. Going to do water change tomorrow. Added a couple Gonis that were in a darker corner of the big tank and we’re getting upended by snails to boot.
I’ve been doing small 2 part adds and a little Acropower plus some Reef Plus for Aminos and vitamins.Just do a water test before your water change. you just might not need one. You have a bunch of corals that need a bunch of nutrients. You won't want to be taking that away. Also since you do not have any fish in there any die off from your live rock that is producing ammonia is just food for your corals. If your test show in an acceptable range skip the water change. Also you probably need to test your alk/cal consumption
Just sayin...
Got that one from a Coral-Vault auctionI need one like the purple with green polyps in the first two pictures.
Which is it?Got that one from a Coral-Vault auction