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very nice, hitchiker...?
Where are you getting these things from?
Would be nice if Scleronephthya, never seen one of those.
You lucky dog!The reef store I go to, the guy ordered them for me. I kept nagging and nagging him to get more. The same place I got the first ones sold to me as Kenya trees. I am going to see if he'll do another order in December for me.
Going to be beautiful, can't wait
Would be nice if Scleronephthya, never seen one of those.
Flow going to be key to success. I know a coral sanctuary if you need their #? HahaI've seen pictures of blue scleronepthya but I've never seen any for sale that I know of.
I see orange scleronephthya, gotta be Vietnam. Some exporters from there send assorted box (s) of scleronephthya, I think rare now, because not seen often now.
I see orange scleronephthya, gotta be Vietnam. Some exporters from there send assorted box (s) of scleronephthya, I think rare now, because not seen often now.
Flow going to be key to success. I know a coral sanctuary if you need their #? Haha
For the scleronephthya
Flow going to be key to success. I know a coral sanctuary if you need their #? Haha
For the scleronephthya
This little beauty (neptheya/litophyton I think) I picked up on eBay, sold as a Kenya tree. The seller's photos were terrible, but I was sure I saw sclerites. I actually purchased two but they packed a different one than what I bought when they sent it too me (they apologized and tried to find it but couldn't). When I first got it it was brown. With good food, light, and flow, it has slowly started turning pink (the light makes it look far pinker than it does but it is turning pink). I purchased a tiny (1/2 inch) "Kenya tree" from the same seller a few weeks prior because it was an unusual color. (no picts of it yet) I had a feeling it wasn't just a Kenya tree and I was right. It's a pale pink neptheya/litophyton. Kind of peach colored.