Official Euphyllia Show Off Thread...

slate744 · Mar 11, 2015

Paul87 · Mar 12, 2015

slate744 said:

Nice collection of hammers!

AJMS · Mar 17, 2015

I was told you couldn't have these close to each other as they sting each other. Is this untrue? I love these being together they look awesome.

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maroonman · Mar 17, 2015

A few

427HISS · Mar 17, 2015

AJMS said:
I was told you couldn't have these close to each other as they sting each other. Is this untrue? I love these being together they look awesome.

I would also like to know.

If you have the same species, aren't they fine ?

maroonman · Mar 18, 2015

Hammers and frogs can touch....torches are the ones to worry about.

murjan · Mar 18, 2015

Recent FTS of my Euphyllia dominated tank taken with my phone.

Joy Mathewes · Mar 18, 2015

Great pics everyone. This is my favorite part of the forum is seeing everyone's pics

mega · Mar 20, 2015

i think i just found my favorite tank of all time haha i love this layout, i am too trying to do the island theme and loading it with lps. Currently have one island full!

Ryan415 said:
Here's my 66G Red Sea Max - Euphyllia Paradise.

Ryan415 · Mar 20, 2015

Thanks Mega - it took a lot of time and preparation in the layout with the correct colors and locations. Every time I purchased a new Euphyllia, I would sometimes have to rearrange all the colors again. I would also try to keep all the branching types and wall types in their own group - just lots of Gel Glue and wrinkly fingers.

BayouCityReefer · Mar 20, 2015

Amazing collection Ryan.

Ryan415 · Mar 21, 2015

Thanks BayouCityReefer

Paul87 · Mar 21, 2015

slate744 said:

Do you know what kind of zoas those are in the bottom this photo? I have a colony of them and still haven't figured out if they have been named or what.

GOSKN5 · Mar 21, 2015

Cool torch shot

Keithcorals · Mar 21, 2015

I grew this from the size of a pea. It was found on some egg crate at a lfs

Idfragthat315 · Mar 21, 2015

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andrea.nichols.1650 · Mar 24, 2015

May not be as nice a most but for only having a tank for 8 months I'm proud of myself.. My frog was in the process of splitting into 2 heads and pushing 7 babies from its skirt in the first picture...

the second picture was a week before the final split.

This pic is the babies one side of the babies... Anyone know if these drip off or will they just branch out? Iv heard both but I felt them the other day and they officially have a skeleton now not just flesh... Wish I could frag them off and move them to their own spot to get light my frog is so big they only see light when it retracts

Fishface1970 · Mar 24, 2015

Here's an updated pic of my hammer, it has 4 main heads now and about 20 tiny ones popping out around the base

Paul87 · Mar 25, 2015

andrea.nichols.1650 said:
May not be as nice a most but for only having a tank for 8 months I'm proud of myself.. My frog was in the process of splitting into 2 heads and pushing 7 babies from its skirt in the first picture...

the second picture was a week before the final split.

This pic is the babies one side of the babies... Anyone know if these drip off or will they just branch out? Iv heard both but I felt them the other day and they officially have a skeleton now not just flesh... Wish I could frag them off and move them to their own spot to get light my frog is so big they only see light when it retracts

Once they start to grow they can take off. I wouldn't touch the small new polyps or you may damage and stunt the growth of those heads. I would let them get a little bigger personally before I fragged it.