areefer01
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It was a freebie. I didn't pay for that. But talk about feelings of inadequacy...
Why? You said it was free. Also the journey is watching it grow and know you mastered keeping corals.
What the..... ORA Red Planet prices
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Why? You said it was free. Also the journey is watching it grow and know you mastered keeping corals.
areefer01
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Most retailers in this hobby are not subsidized in shipping like the two ton heavy thing everybody is using.
By the way a Big Mac will run you $5.19 in New Jersey. $5.11 in California. Welcome to 2024.
twentyleagues
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Ok?
CBonito
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Humor?
cperry7467
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I sold this piece of red planet for $50 locally a couple weeks ago. A little shaded at the bottom but a large chunk.
djf91
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Yep, pain in the butt. Mine encrusted 4 inches in every direction before it started shooting out these long branches. Would really like it to start tabling. You think it’d be close enough (10” below the surface) at this point to my 400 watt halides.Wow, that's huge! Check out my WD frag.
Jokes, of course.... lost mine and decided to chop it up. Piece of encrustment was all that survived. I didn't even realize it was there until a couple months after the colony died. Just noticed a little green speck on my rockwork.
Love red planet. @djf91 yours really likes to grow up. I cant get mine to do anything but encrust!
I can tell you run your water cold!
CBonito
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I lost this contest before it even started.I sold this piece of red planet for $50 locally a couple weeks ago. A little shaded at the bottom but a large chunk.
Does it grow reasonably fast?
Tripod1404
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Same with
Seems to be much less common now, and online prices are around $50 for it.
Same with green slimer, used to be a super common and was advised as a starters acro. Grew rapidly even with marginal water quality.
Seems to be much less common now, and online prices are around $50 for it.
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Mine grows like a weed. I've had a couple of issues with my tank and lost some colonies but this has been pretty hardy. Started as about a 1" frag a couple years ago.I lost this contest before it even started.
Does it grow reasonably fast?
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CBonito
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Good to know!
CBonito
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No tank is complete without one. I have one of those and a blue variant that is already shooting multiple branches out.I hope I can get a stronger blue under the Straton Pro.
RockBox13
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Remember when the Six Dollar Burger was a joke? In Pulp Fiction Vincent Vega couldn’t believe a milkshake cost $5?
The ORA Red Planet is worth $50 all day, everyday. It’s so tolerant of different light intensities (in 10 cities) and flow. You can move it around the tank to find a good spot and it doesn’t just brown out. It provides a vibrant red and the texture is a great contrast for those smooth deeper water Acros. It’s just a reliable red color on your palette to create a beautiful setting that compliments your other corals. A lot of people get “Frag Vision” and get stuck on colors in microscope like close ups. Then I think you can end up with a bunch of beautiful colors, but they don’t compliment each other or it becomes a jumble of rainbows and holy grails that get packed in and you can’t appreciate the details if you’re nose isn’t pressed to the glass or top down with a view box.
ORA Red Planet, Frogskin & Cali Tort
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BirdFish5000
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Oh, I do agree that red planet is worth the price, I'm just surprised how much it seems to have gone up and gone out of common availability.
I also like green planet, but I've tried it three times and it just does not like my tank.
I also like green planet, but I've tried it three times and it just does not like my tank.
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