It was this big... Now its this big...

"they" can call it whatever they like...;)
I call it Blue Ridge...:)
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It's only a 28 hour drive...
Truck stops have some little pills that'll help.
Baby torch attempt 2

And slimer frag from failed install

Don't mind the 2 goni frags. They haven't been happy for at least 6 weeks. Still somehow have tissue.
I'd for gonis that look like that.
 

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The torch was there as of yesterday. They've been tlike that for 6 months.

Idk what their deal is. I tried being nice to them
What is your Mg level at? they love extremely high levels. I run at 1500+

Cipro baths help as well. Mine cycle looking like that from time to time but never for 6 months
 
What is your Mg level at? they love extremely high levels. I run at 1500+

Cipro baths help as well. Mine cycle looking like that from time to time but never for 6 months
Came in as frags, never opened.... hmmm mag is high. Ill dose some, and try a cipro bath. Might as well do all the zoa frags tonight too.

and move those monti caps :P (cough)
 
Came in as frags, never opened.... hmmm mag is high. Ill dose some, and try a cipro bath. Might as well do all the zoa frags tonight too.

and move those monti caps :p (cough)
The Cipro bath is for the corals though, not you.
 
Baby bed.
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Angry gonis
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those are very angry gonis. i have only ever had a few come back from that state before. I have found that the best chance of survival is to move them to the most shaded spot you can (but they still need some light just not direct). then slowly like over the course of a cpl months move them out as you see improvement. but again this only works maybe 50% of the time.
 
those are very angry gonis. i have only ever had a few come back from that state before. I have found that the best chance of survival is to move them to the most shaded spot you can (but they still need some light just not direct). then slowly like over the course of a cpl months move them out as you see improvement. but again this only works maybe 50% of the time.
Thanks. I'll do that next time my hand are in the tank. They've been in this state for a while. Some days better, some worse. Kfc did nothing.
 

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