Dendronephthya & Scleronephthya aquaculture

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 25, 2020

Each 3/8 in size. Dendronephthya from Tonga
I reckon in 5 years ready to frag.....Hahaha

Slingshot357 · Jan 25, 2020

Dr. Dendrostein said:
Each 3/8 in size. Dendronephthya from Tonga
I reckon in 5 years ready to frag.....Hahaha

Maybe when Dendra reaches 1 year old I have enough courage to frag her. LOL

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 25, 2020

Slingshot357 said:
Maybe when Dendra reaches 1 year old I have enough courage to frag her. LOL

Tomorrow The Beast gets his arm fragged...Hahaha. one arm for now.

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 26, 2020

Freshly cut Frags. Now if conditions are right they will heal and cling to the rubble

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 26, 2020

After few hours, frags open. From Tonga and Vietnam

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 28, 2020

Tonight's video

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 28, 2020

From Vietnam

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 28, 2020

I'm going to call this one, Deadpool because I just cut it up to get some Frags and it's already healed and it's red

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 30, 2020

Circle of life. This piece I circled end part, been there for 1-2 months, recently 4 or maybe more tiny polyps sprang up. In 5 years maybe ready to frag. ....Hahaha

najer · Jan 30, 2020

Question Doc, i need to frag that branch on the lower right off to return a frag to someone that lost his, it is about 3/4 inch now, I am thinking leave it until it is an inch before I frag it, thoughts?

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 30, 2020

najer said:
Question Doc, i need to frag that branch on the lower right off to return a frag to someone that lost his, it is about 3/4 inch now, I am thinking leave it until it is an inch before I frag it, thoughts?

Not crucial, your call on that one

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 30, 2020

Some photos from internet

Slingshot357 · Jan 30, 2020

Dr. Dendrostein said:
Some photos from internet

I want one if these. Looks like red lightning.

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 30, 2020

Slingshot357 said:
I want one if these. Looks like red lightning.

Same here, maybe Indo.

najer · Jan 31, 2020

Dr. Dendrostein said:
Same here, maybe Indo.

In theory the first Indo shipment hit my lfs's wholesaler last night, they think there could be a few softies!

Dr. Dendrostein · Jan 31, 2020

When the mariculture of hard corals is exhausted from Indo. We may see a flood of softies, why? Softies can be mariculture in 1-2 weeks and ready to ship. Compared to waiting for hard corals to grow. Gotta happen.