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[reeferjay83]

Reef Frenzy, LRS Foods, Best Reef Food, Complete Reef Food, DIY Fish Food,

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Something new to tryout. Thanks

 

[Digitalfirex]

Reef Frenzy, LRS Foods, Best Reef Food, Complete Reef Food, DIY Fish Food,

Larry's Reef Services (LRS) produces the ultimate reef food!

www.larrysreefservices.com

I have mostly small wrasse now so I use flakes, pellets and frozen pe mysis shrimp.

 

[reeferjay83]

I can’t get my wrasse to go for the flakes. TBH they all seem to pass those up. Mysis seems to be the go to

 

[LiveFreeAndReef]

Are there going to be any anemones in this sale?

Some rock flowers would be sweet!

 

[reeferjay83]

Some rock flowers would be sweet!

100%

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

These are sweet!!

 

[reeferjay83]

These are sweet!!

Unbelievable colors in those.

 

[dzones]

the first one is super nice

 

[reeferjay83]

Are there any LPS that are take allot of light?

 

[dzones]

what do you mean? Are you asking if there are any LPS that can tolerate a ton of light? As in you want to place one really high. Is that what you mean?

 

[reeferjay83]

what do you mean? Are you asking if there are any LPS that can tolerate a ton of light? As in you want to place one really high. Is that what you mean?

Yes, looking for an LPS that would be able to be higher up in my tank and taking a good bit of light.

 

[dzones]

I think a lot of the Blasto family, chalices, favia and others along those lines are high light corals.

 

[reeferjay83]

I think a lot of the Blasto family, chalices, favia and others along those lines are high light corals.

I have a Blasto now and it loves the sand bed. I would love to get a chalice, good to know they can take the light. Thanks @dzones

 

[dzones]

I have a Blasto now and it loves the sand bed. I would love to get a chalice, good to know they can take the light. Thanks @dzones

Sure thing! Echinata is another one. Many can handle more intense light but just remember to slowly work them from the sand bed up to the higher regions so they can acclimate properly and don't bleach out.

 

[reeferjay83]

Sure thing! Echinata is another one. Many can handle more intense light but just remember to slowly work them from the sand bed up to the higher regions so they can acclimate properly and don't bleach out.

I’ll have to check those out. I am not sure I have ever seen one.

 

[Digitalfirex]

I have some coral high up of frag racks that's otherwise would be on the sandbed. As long as they get used to gradual par increase they are fine. Mushrooms, favia, zoa, GSP ect...

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

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[dzones]

Awesome, gratz @Digitalfirex

 

[reeferjay83]

I have some coral high up of frag racks that's otherwise would be on the sandbed. As long as they get used to gradual par increase they are fine. Mushrooms, favia, zoa, GSP ect...

Thanks. I’ll slowly start moving things up.

 

[dzones]

I’ll have to check those out. I am not sure I have ever seen one.

Also something to consider is who you got it from. If they were keeping that particular coral under "what they considered" high light and your version of "high light" could be a lot less or more. That is why it is always best to place them in the sand first then work their way up to wherever you want them to be.