I don't want to speak too soon... but that tri color acro frag I got is still looking good after a week. Still has polyp extension and no tissue necrosis.
Finally!
It's on this pageDid I missed something, you moved the deep blue and put the new tank in place, what page are the pictures on please?!
Did I missed something, you moved the deep blue and put the new tank in place, what page are the pictures on please?!
Thanks! I started on the right and was over top just stacking rocks the best I could. Once I finished I moved the ladder and stepped back and fell in love. I need to get some glue and fix a few of the rock together to keep current and fish(especially that huge, clumsy 5 fingered fish) from knocking things over. The tall rock from Deep Blue will be standing on it's own in the back left corner, covered in purple polyps and the mushroom. The other three I'm not sure about. I may place them in the sump. I really don't want to take away from the simple, yet complex branch scape. There is too much good bacteria and that awesome red coralline on them to let them dry out.I blame the vodka and stuff, love the scape!
Flameback wrasse??? I'm familiar with the orange back wrasse... live aquaria has them in the non divers den section.
I was wondering what that was going to look like.
Oohhh, flame wrasse... jordani. Yea, those ARE Hawaiian.
Don't fight the uglies! Understand them!
