What the world are you feeding her ?
I have a variety and mix up all of this together for my auto feeders.
Plus frozen leftovers from the eels feedings, liquid aminos, AB+ coral liquid food and I'm sure I'm forgetting something.
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What the world are you feeding her ?
#8 are interesting Palys. I've had them in several tanks. They very easily color morph anywhere from an Ice Blue to a Neon Green or a Brown/Purple all depending on lighting and, I believe, Potassium levels in the tank. Mine tend to do better on the sand bed for the blue and in shade for the green. Higher light tends to brown them out in my experience.@LadyMac
#1 classic gsp, nice big chunk
#2, a mushroom (I think Superman?, I have the whites up for the clam, but it's a pretty orange.)
#3, orange Yuma, a bit angry at the moment since I just detached from the main group.
#4, big bunch of pretty pink zoas, these were my urchins attire for a few months. Did well being hauled all over the tank in all lighting conditions and were open every day of their adventures.
#5, one of these green Yuma's, I might chip a larger one off this rock....
Or this one with 2 babies, they're just small, as you can see, but they grow fast for me.
#6, orange zoas, bam bams. (Angry from the fragging, but I've shown you them already)
#7 Forest fire digitata, yes an sps, but grows like a weed. I have so much of it I can frag and they always survive and they accidentally frag themselves since it's a brittle skeleton. This one is starting to encrust.
#8, teal zoas, such a pretty shade of teal, I really love these. Need to pull a group out, kids got needy so I'll resume after lunch. (Hazy from the coral snow)
I picked all the easiest, hardiest, and still pretty corals I could think of to start.
Thanks, I really appreciate it! So much has been learned here, all my reading and research, all my Cafe questions and answers, like-minded people helping all the time. It's been a great hobby and learning experience.Maggie it is amazing how far your aquariums have come since you went salty! Looking great.
Wow what a beautiful coral!Frank, you must be sending awesome growth vibes towards Idaho, this thing is putting out some serious growth!
I'll have to dig up some old photos to see the difference.
What is this called? I may have to get one!Heres the pictures, from when i got it to where i moved it to where its at now.
New, just about 3" across
First mounted location, ended up growing well and just shading so much rockwork and potential coral space so i decided to move it to the back wall on single frag magnetic coral mount.
Size when moved
on back wall
to today,
Pretty. I actually have no idea. I picked it up in person, one of my rare finds since 99% of what i've bought has been online only.What is this called? I may have to get one!
It is this and I have lots? I can pass around to whomever wants some
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that's it right ?...
always holding out on us...I run to white to pull that much Purple out of the colors...