*** LRO Spring Sale! $1, $5, and $10 Coral! PRIZES! GAMES! GIVEAWAYS!***

[TnFishwater98]

@Living Reef Orlando I still can’t get past the Robot test….

 

[MW319]

you got a borbonious!!!!! I just added one to my tank!!!

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Love it. I think mine has almost doubled in size since Dec.

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

@Living Reef Orlando I still can’t get past the Robot test….

Thats super weird, I sent you a pm

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

These are insane!

 

[Mr.OK]

These are insane!


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[Mschmidt]

omg can i have one of each please,

Maybe.

@Living Reef Orlando I still can’t get past the Robot test….

Says the robot... we're on to you.

 

[TnFishwater98]

 

[LeannaBanana]

It's easier to upgrade when you move. Just set the new one up, get it cycled and move the livestock. Easy peasy

 

[Mschmidt]

not sure if the laughing or the double thumbs emoji is most appropriate...

 

[NelleG]

@Living Reef Orlando Looking forward to Friday night now. Working overnight, so people there are just going to have to bear with me! I’d love to pick up my corals sometime next week, after Wednesday, right? No problem if I don’t buy a shipping module? We stopped in the store on our way out of town last month and didn’t have enough time there, so I’d love to come back.

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

@NelleG Congrats on winning our prize for the day, you get a freebie rock flower! Please pm me your first and last name so I know who to give it to! Yes you can come anytime after Wednesday to pick up the corals from the sale and no shipping module is required just select local pickup during checkout. Hopefully this time you have plenty of time to browse!

 

[Mr.OK]

fish have been feed, going to lay in bed and watch some tv and i was 2 minutes late

 

[LeannaBanana]

A FREEBIE ROCK FLOWER!

Congrats @NelleG !!

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

HOLY MAMMA MIA!!

 

[Mschmidt]

HOLY MAMMA MIA!!

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they're not all scolis are they? My guess is the first is an acantho and the middle is a cynarina.

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

they're not all scolis are they? My guess is the first is an acantho and the middle is a cynarina.

All are scolys except for the fourth one down, that one is a cynarina

 

[TnFishwater98]

All are scolys except for the fourth one down, that one is a cynarina

Love my Cynarina! Always morphing throughout the day …!

 

[LeannaBanana]

This brings a great convo to me naturally. We went to a frag show a month or so ago and my kid fell in LOVE with an Acantho. To be fair it was a little odd looking from the stress of travel, but was a well-established colony. I'm fine getting an Acantho long term at some point. Not tomorrow, but maybe next year big planning right? BUT I was looking at Cynarina as a "stand in" of sorts. To me, I like them a little better, but it's not really about ME here. I'm also invested in long-term care and what's better suited for my tank (TBH I think they're prob similar) geared towards LPS and softies.

I'd still wait, for the record. I'm not ready to throw corals into the new tank. But planning ahead towards summer.

 

[Living Reef Orlando]

This brings a great convo to me naturally. We went to a frag show a month or so ago and my kid fell in LOVE with an Acantho. To be fair it was a little odd looking from the stress of travel, but was a well-established colony. I'm fine getting an Acantho long term at some point. Not tomorrow, but maybe next year big planning right? BUT I was looking at Cynarina as a "stand in" of sorts. To me, I like them a little better, but it's not really about ME here. I'm also invested in long-term care and what's better suited for my tank (TBH I think they're prob similar) geared towards LPS and softies.

I'd still wait, for the record. I'm not ready to throw corals into the new tank. But planning ahead towards summer.

Of the bigger brainy corals (scolys, cynarina, acanthophyliia, trachy, indophyllia) the cynarina and indophyllia are my favorite. They come in sooo many colors and are relatively easy to care for. I do also like how some of them have a translucent tone to them. All those corals honestly come in an array of colors, Acantho and Trachy I would say, has the most variety as far as colors go. I guess it depends on what shape you like the best. The scolys stay almost perfectly round as do the acanthos, the cynarinas develop a really fluffy skirt and the trachys have more folds and look more ruffled.

 

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