15$ browned out acro frag turned into an awesome blue acro.
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Where did you bought those pretty cynarinas?My Cynarina were all between 60-80$
It took a while before it started self-fragging - I think it really only started early last year. If I had to guess, I think it's related to where it's positioned - it's grown itself directly into the path of my return line. When it's getting ready, one of the "lobes" will start growing out while slowly pinching off from the main cap. Eventually the pinch completes and the new frag drops down.My leather is now 10”-12” across and has never done that
Interesting. I will have a look at mine in the morning when the lights are back on.It took a while before it started self-fragging - I think it really only started early last year. If I had to guess, I think it's related to where it's positioned - it's grown itself directly into the path of my return line. When it's getting ready, one of the "lobes" will start growing out while slowly pinching off from the main cap. Eventually the pinch completes and the new frag drops down.
I think this is the start of the next frag, but it's always a little unpredictable. The whole process usually takes a week or two.
And Dwarf Hairgrass categorically refuses to attach to the back wall.GSP.
Carpeted my island rock from a small patch in about 9 months.'
Then I was able to harvest pieces and attach to the back wall.
It's just a beautiful coral - like flowing green grass. My clowns love it.
In freshwater you go through a lot of pain trying to replicate that with dwarf hairgrass.
That is one great looking acro!15$ browned out acro frag turned into an awesome blue acro.
It's always hard to get a good pic of the blue acros. Probably 4" across after almost 1.5yrs. It's one of my favorites.That is one great looking acro!