Here is my little frag. Colors faded out a little, but its starting to encrust so I expect them to return soon. I'm hopeful it turns out to be a nice piece.
It's been one of my favs since ATL released it, but basically a myth where I'm from. It's under a 6x24 sunpower with some blue LEDs set to 10%. Haven't tested Alk in a long time, but it usually sits around or just shy of 8. My yellow acros definitely love light. This piece sits in about 450 par.
Looks to be doing well. Thanks for the update!Small update:
Well, I'm extremely happy this little guy made it through a tank crash and is still with me today. Been in the new system about 2 weeks now. Still getting around 450ish PAR. Colors are returning, and some promising nubs popping up. Thinking I will finally see some new growth other than base here in the next month or so.
Saw that you got a similar piece. Are you going to be keeping in under the Radions or T5?
The guy I bought it from had it under radions, so I will probably do the same.
It's been under T5's, in the other tank I had some strong LED supp. This system is 8x80w ATI no LEDs. It now has daytime PE which it never used to. Wish I could pinpoint the cause of that.
I am not sure. I was buying several frags and I asked if he had anything else. He said he had a Caroliniana aka banana lokani.
Small update:
Well, I'm extremely happy this little guy made it through a tank crash and is still with me today. Been in the new system about 2 weeks now. Still getting around 450ish PAR. Colors are returning, and some promising nubs popping up. Thinking I will finally see some new growth other than base here in the next month or so.
Was messing around with a 5500k lamp the other day. Just to see what different corals looked like under a more natural spectrum. I was very surprised how much this thing pops under this type of lighting. iPhone pics do no justice for it's coloration, by far the brightest coral in my system. Update as well, finally seeing some upward growth in the last month or so and seems to be picking up speed.
I think it's hard for a camera to pick up how bright this thing can be. The guy who I got mine from came over yesterday and we talked about how bright it was.Was messing around with a 5500k lamp the other day. Just to see what different corals looked like under a more natural spectrum. I was very surprised how much this thing pops under this type of lighting. iPhone pics do no justice for it's coloration, by far the brightest coral in my system. Update as well, finally seeing some upward growth in the last month or so and seems to be picking up speed.
