CRT's LPS and Softies Tank

coral reeftank · Oct 14, 2016

It seems like I've ended up back where I started several years ago and that was collecting various types of LPS, mushrooms, zoas, and etc.
Here are few to start off my collection again.

Sabellafella · Oct 14, 2016

coral reeftank said:
It seems like I've ended up back where I started several years ago and that was collecting various types of LPS, mushrooms, zoas, and etc.
Here are few to start off my collection again.

Sweet! Looking forward to it, awesome stuff man!

revhtree · Oct 14, 2016

Back to your roots (shrooms) HA! Man those are sweet corals!

Mrwilcox281 · Oct 14, 2016

Stunning.

coral reeftank · Oct 17, 2016

Thanks guys appreciate the words.
Here are some more.

CoralManz · Oct 17, 2016

those shrooms are totally hawt

coral reeftank · Oct 21, 2016

Some Jawbreakers

coral reeftank · Nov 4, 2016

Some of the new kids

SandJ · Nov 4, 2016

coral reeftank said:

Beautiful collection! What kind is this one? My daughter and I have some of these (but ours are just green, not these beautiful colors) and were wondering what they are called (only name we could find was paint mushroom).

Sabellafella · Nov 5, 2016

SandJ said:
Beautiful collection! What kind is this one? My daughter and I have some of these (but ours are just green, not these beautiful colors) and were wondering what they are called (only name we could find was paint mushroom).

Interstellar lol

Ljaus · Nov 5, 2016

Very nice

SandJ · Nov 5, 2016

Sabellafella said:
Interstellar lol

I am guessing that Interstellar is the name someone made up for the coloration of the mushroom and not a scientific name? Looking for the type of mushroom it is (Yuma, ricordea, rhodactis, etc....or is a mutation of one of these). We seen some at MACNA that had the smooth raised areas and can't remember what they called them.

Sabellafella · Nov 5, 2016

SandJ said:
I am guessing that Interstellar is the name someone made up for the coloration of the mushroom and not a scientific name? Looking for the type of mushroom it is (Yuma, ricordea, rhodactis, etc....or is a mutation of one of these). We seen some at MACNA that had the smooth raised areas and can't remember what they called them.

Oh haha its a discosoma