Good evening everyone, I recently bought a red sea 250 and I started in reef. But that does not appeal to me (I do not like havinga tank that look like everyone) and I cracked for a magnificent red Dendronephthya and after a long hesitation (I was afraid to run into me since it takes the involvement behind ...) I decided to try it! I placed it in a cave specially arranged for him with a gentle stream running through it, it was fed 4 times a day with reef pearl and planktomarine. It's been three months that I have, it grows very rapidly and colonizes the stones around him, I Cutting 3 times and polyps grow back at the place of cutting, here today:
I found a couple in Dendronephthya Anomura crabs and a couple of Synalpheus shrimp.
Seeing that non-symbiotic walked pretty well, I decided to sell me to corals redeem others, and here I am with a red Dendronephthya, a white Dendronephthya, a black neospongodes, a scleronephthya gracillicium, 3 paraminabea and a nephthyigorgia!
Their cave:
I'm trying to sell to other corals from a total non-symbiotic and I plan to add non-symbiotic gorgonians, a sponge haclilona and a lima scabra, if you a trick for their maintenance !
Of course I want a notebook with each species to indicate each cuttings and changes!
If someone is also launched in the adventure I'm interested in tips and notes on my project and of course I accept all criticism!
I'll redo my decor to make a large cave in the center or corals are more in the dark and for them to be the center of the scene, I bought a new skimmer order supported pollution generated by the feeding ( 3 times a day with pearl reef, phytoplankton and soft coral pro) and I intend also decrease the intensity of the lighting.
As against the neospongodes opens only light ... Any idea why?
Thank you all!
I found a couple in Dendronephthya Anomura crabs and a couple of Synalpheus shrimp.
Seeing that non-symbiotic walked pretty well, I decided to sell me to corals redeem others, and here I am with a red Dendronephthya, a white Dendronephthya, a black neospongodes, a scleronephthya gracillicium, 3 paraminabea and a nephthyigorgia!
Their cave:
I'm trying to sell to other corals from a total non-symbiotic and I plan to add non-symbiotic gorgonians, a sponge haclilona and a lima scabra, if you a trick for their maintenance !
Of course I want a notebook with each species to indicate each cuttings and changes!
If someone is also launched in the adventure I'm interested in tips and notes on my project and of course I accept all criticism!
I'll redo my decor to make a large cave in the center or corals are more in the dark and for them to be the center of the scene, I bought a new skimmer order supported pollution generated by the feeding ( 3 times a day with pearl reef, phytoplankton and soft coral pro) and I intend also decrease the intensity of the lighting.
As against the neospongodes opens only light ... Any idea why?
Thank you all!
