RIPTIDE AQUACULTURE| Reeftober-Fest| $5 Coral| $1600 in Prizes
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Riptide Aquaculture's Reeftober Fest: Dive into our $5 Frag Deals!
Attention marine enthusiasts! Riptide Aquaculture is thrilled to announce our spectacular Reeftober Fest sale, featuring a selection of our finest frags at an unbelievable price of just $5 each.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 14th and get ready to indulge in some of the most exquisite and rare frags at a fraction of their regular cost. This is the perfect opportunity to expand your marine collection or simply to start a new one. Each frag has been meticulously cared for and cultivated to ensure you get the best quality possible.
Attention marine enthusiasts! Riptide Aquaculture is thrilled to announce our spectacular Reeftober Fest sale, featuring a selection of our finest frags at an unbelievable price of just $5 each.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 14th and get ready to indulge in some of the most exquisite and rare frags at a fraction of their regular cost. This is the perfect opportunity to expand your marine collection or simply to start a new one. Each frag has been meticulously cared for and cultivated to ensure you get the best quality possible.
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The vibrant image of the Klepto Lepto Coral serves as a teaser for the upcoming reef2reef Reeftober fest. With its dazzling spectrum of colors and intricate details, it captures the essence of the marine world's wonders, enticing and exciting enthusiasts for what's to come in the fest. Riptide Aquaculture is a testament to the quality and authenticity attendees can anticipate. Dive into the celebration of marine beauty with Reeftober fest!
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The White Walker Zoanthids are a mesmerizing blend of ethereal beauty and deep-sea mystery. With their ghostly hues intertwined with hints of icy blue, they evoke the haunting elegance of a winter's landscape. Each polyp seems to tell a tale as old as time, reminiscent of ancient legends and frosty realms. In the world of marine wonders, the White Walker Zoanthids stand as a captivating testament to nature's enigmatic artistry, bringing a touch of the mystical to any reef setting.
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Spotlight: Toadstool Coral (Toadstool Leather Coral)
Dive into the fascinating world of the Toadstool Coral, also known as the Toadstool Leather Coral. Hailing from the Sarcophyton genus, this captivating soft coral is a staple in many reef tanks, and for good reasons.
Appearance: Instantly recognizable, the Toadstool Coral boasts a unique mushroom or toadstool-shaped cap. This cap showcases a rich palette ranging from vibrant greens to subtle browns and creams, creating an alluring visual centerpiece in any reef setting.
Adaptability: One of the standout traits of the Toadstool Coral is its adaptability. Suited to both novices and seasoned reef enthusiasts, it thrives under moderate lighting and flow conditions. This hardiness means it can adjust to a variety of tank environments, making it a reliable and resilient choice.
Dive into the fascinating world of the Toadstool Coral, also known as the Toadstool Leather Coral. Hailing from the Sarcophyton genus, this captivating soft coral is a staple in many reef tanks, and for good reasons.
Appearance: Instantly recognizable, the Toadstool Coral boasts a unique mushroom or toadstool-shaped cap. This cap showcases a rich palette ranging from vibrant greens to subtle browns and creams, creating an alluring visual centerpiece in any reef setting.
Adaptability: One of the standout traits of the Toadstool Coral is its adaptability. Suited to both novices and seasoned reef enthusiasts, it thrives under moderate lighting and flow conditions. This hardiness means it can adjust to a variety of tank environments, making it a reliable and resilient choice.
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Winner Winner!! Pm US
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FLASH CONTEST with Riptide Aquaculture!
Attention seasoned reefers! Do you have invaluable reefing advice for those just starting their journey?
Participation Steps:
Attention seasoned reefers! Do you have invaluable reefing advice for those just starting their journey?
Participation Steps:
- Share your best reefing advice in the comments.
Rewards: Every participant earns 10 entries. The top 3 pieces of advice will secure an additional 50 entries for our Reeftober-fest Giveaway!
Hurry, the contest wraps up in 24 hours! Share, help, and win with www.riptideaquaculture.com!
Hurry, the contest wraps up in 24 hours! Share, help, and win with www.riptideaquaculture.com!
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Lets hear your best advice you have for a fellow Reefer
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Gtinnel
10K Club member
The best advice is could give a new reefer is to have patience…well that and start with real live rock if your budget allows. If not using real live rock assume it’s going to take a long time to get a stable system.
ETA- and pay attention to your plumbing and make sure there is no way to start a siphon that will cause problems when the power goes out. I unfortunately learned that one the hard way.
tbrown
Nominated Cronie Intern - Might be failing?
Take it slow and don't chase numbers! Too many people kill coral and fish striving for perfection. Strive for stability.
Yes, definitely will learn to have patience. And, reach out to others. I have come to know so many people that I call friends just from this forum!
stoney7713
10K Club member
Since patients has already been mentioned, and is one of the most important things.
I'll say ask questions. Ask questions about everything. Fellow hobbyist options will differ, buy they are also not trying to sale you the newest or prettiest piece of equipment or livestock.
Ask questions about how to set up your tank. Making adjustments to parameters. Yes there is more than one way but the more you ask the more you gain in knowing how things will or won't work.
Oh and test your PAR levels.
LeeLoo Lola
Valuable Member
My invaluable advice is..You’re going to get a whole lot of advice and when receiving this advice from other reefers find out how long they’ve been reefing and ask to see a FTS. There isn’t always a right, wrong, or exact way to do things, but if they aren’t achieving the results you want to get, maybe their path is not the one you want follow!
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