Ooh, I'm so glad I asked this question, this is another one I think is gorgeous but was too scared to try!Stylos are an easy one too! This is a blueberry stylo from TSA. About 2 yrs growth.
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Ooh, I'm so glad I asked this question, this is another one I think is gorgeous but was too scared to try!Stylos are an easy one too! This is a blueberry stylo from TSA. About 2 yrs growth.
Here’s a top view. It’s one of my wife’s favoritesOoh, I'm so glad I asked this question, this is another one I think is gorgeous but was too scared to try!
It's my two favorite colors and is obviously going on the list now thinks for sharing!!Here’s a top view. It’s one of my wife’s favorites
Hmm, goldenrod anacropora is the only coral I've lost recently. Seemed to grow okay for 3 or 4 weeks and then stn over a couple weeks. Nothing else in the tank affected. Only things I can think are maybe a small alk swing I didn't catch (manual testing - no controller to monitor) or reduced flow due to a hollywood stunner that's getting too big. All other SPS in the area were fine though. Kind of a head scratcher with with everything else healthy.
I like anacropora. The Thing and Tropicana have been exceptionally hardy for me and grow pretty quick. TNT has been fairly hardy, but grows slower than the other two. I got a Goldenrod frag a couple months ago, but it’s been doing fine so far. Have numerous chunky frags of Tropicana and frags of The Thing and TNT in my 3 gallon and they’re all doing good. Cost wise, The Thing will be the lowest priced piece, then the TNT. Tropicana and Goldenrod frags can be a little more pricey
Yeah that’s a head scratcher. I’ve always kept mine in lower/moderate light (I couldn’t tell you par, I’ve had a par meter for 3 years and have still yet to use it lol) and moderate/higher flow and they’ve done well. The one thing I did notice is the more they grow, the bottom/insides start bleaching and dying off while the rest of the piece stays fine. Likely comes down to lighting, flow, or both. Forces me to stay more on top of fraggingHmm, goldenrod anacropora is the only coral I've lost recently. Seemed to grow okay for 3 or 4 weeks and then stn over a couple weeks. Nothing else in the tank affected. Only things I can think are maybe a small alk swing I didn't catch (manual testing - no controller to monitor) or reduced flow due to a hollywood stunner that's getting too big. All other SPS in the area were fine though. Kind of a head scratcher with with everything else healthy.
No I haven't. Just wear glasses in case you squirt something on your face. Have a look at this:Those are beautiful! ever had an issue with the toxins people talk about in zoas or paly?
This is much more specific info then I had come across, and makes things make a bit more sense, there's some awesome varieties of zoas out there I'd love to grow so thank you!No I haven't. Just wear glasses in case you squirt something on your face. Have a look at this:
The Dangers (and Myths) of Zoa Toxicity – Part 1
The oceans are full of creatures capable of killing us; one of the more surprising marine menaces is a group of popular aquarium corals known variably as “butreefs.com