It will get there. That’s a nice one
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It will get there. That’s a nice one
Hope so there been a cpl times it started to plump up and can see the green in the tips on the lower skirt.It will get there. That’s a nice one
Or remove the zoas if you’re afraid to disturb the shroom?Hope so there been a cpl times it started to plump up and can see the green in the tips on the lower skirt.
Maybe it doesn't like the zoas next to it.
Hate to mess with it again and kill it but may try chiseling it out and sticking on plug
Yeah the wife claimed that rock and im not allowed to touh the zoas. Ive been wanting to super glue them and sell all the others but she "loves" them lol.Or remove the zoas if you’re afraid to disturb the shroom?
Digging the Earls man. Hows Roxanne acclimating?One day since cutting from the rocks. Looks like they forgive me.![]()
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Is that green sinularia hanging out back there? Love that the racks are working well for you.One day since cutting from the rocks. Looks like they forgive me.![]()
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I do know man. Unfortunately my red corris went carpet surfing on me during clean up time and didn't see it. Cant take anymore chances with fish in the tables! I think my powder brown is beating up my juvenile tomini tang in the sump. Not sure what to do. May have to put the baby in turf scrubber side by itself. If I can catch itBeautifully. I'll snag a picture in a bit. Only my blues are on. The tangs had a few good hours with white and blue channel until they started getting ***** so I turned the white channel off for the rest of the night and everyone has calmed down. I don't plan to continue doing that, I just don't see a point in letting it continue on day one after introduction if I can reinforce better behaviors... Maybe it's the dad of three kids at me I don't know.
It is indeed. Cut off of this guy, it was never very happy until I chopped half of it up and now the donor coral and all three of the frags are in way better shape than before.Is that green sinularia hanging out back there? Love that the racks are working well for you.
I still can't wrap my head around why she looks orange in your tank lol.
This is 30% blue, no white on the black boxes. I still haven't switched the good lights over to the display tank yet..lots of delayed maintenance that needed done on the tank that hasn't been when I bought it, so I'm still doing that.I still can't wrap my head around why she looks orange in your tank lol.
Even in whites on my table it looks red.
Don't get me wrong it looks good. Be interesting to see if she keeps that texture on her cap in your system as well. Shes silky smooth in mine lol.This is 30% blue, no white on the black boxes. I still haven't switched the good lights over to the display tank yet..lots of delayed maintenance that needed done on the tank that hasn't been when I bought it, so I'm still doing that.
Last question haha.This is 30% blue, no white on the black boxes. I still haven't switched the good lights over to the display tank yet..lots of delayed maintenance that needed done on the tank that hasn't been when I bought it, so I'm still doing that.
I think it's an aptasia anenome. Just brought in a few shrimps. Thinking about a file fish. there are probably 20 of them that size that I can see around the tank.
Ya that's with the polyp lab yellow one.Last question haha.
Are you using a filter taking your pictures?
Ok that's what is messing with me! Throws the color off a little. I dont have filters although I want to get some and take pictures of Earl and a cpl others.Ya that's with the polyp lab yellow one.
Let's call in @Eagle_Steve. I see balls on tips and my aiptasia are pretty translucent. Maybe Majano? IdkI think it's an aptasia anenome. Just brought in a few shrimps. Thinking about a file fish. there are probably 20 of them that size that I can see around the tank.
. Would like other opinions.

