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Luis Figueroa
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Green milli!! [emoji5]
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I've had this one through extreme cold water and high summer hot water. No lights for days no flow due to power outage and tank transfer. Super high nutrients then striped them all in a week. And ofcourse no feed for awhile because of laziness. I'm telling you it's hardy enough for starting of your sps adventure. Plus it grows fast(for me atleast). Good luck!
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I've had this one through extreme cold water and high summer hot water. No lights for days no flow due to power outage and tank transfer. Super high nutrients then striped them all in a week. And ofcourse no feed for awhile because of laziness. I'm telling you it's hardy enough for starting of your sps adventure. Plus it grows fast(for me atleast). Good luck!
Diesel
ME=1, CANCER=0.
Glad to hear that, IMO any SPS will work if your numbers are stable.
I agree. Beautiful, fast growing and easy to care for!
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My ORA Joe the Coral grows super fast, and is probably the hardiest Acropora I have. When making changes a lot of the others I have get upset. Joe's just all polyps ready to go.
If you are just starting to with SPS get you a good alkalinity test kit and a hana phosphate electronic test kit. That's your first coral. Make sure those 2 parms are under control before you start. I"m sure you are already testing alk with all the other parms. Then you can get what you want. I would start with a montipora and a tenius acropora.
Green Frogskin Acro.
Funny. I've been keeping SPS for 11 years and tenius has been one of my lesser successes. Green frogskin is a tort. Not necessarily the easiest SPS to start with although is does grow like a weed.
For Starter SPS corals. Montipora's, Stylophora"s, Seriatopora', and Pocillopora's are all easy to keep medium light SPS that aren't too expensive to start out with. Most of them grow pretty fast and have plenty of color and are somewhat forgiving when it comes to less than perfect water parameters.
For Starter SPS corals. Montipora's, Stylophora"s, Seriatopora', and Pocillopora's are all easy to keep medium light SPS that aren't too expensive to start out with. Most of them grow pretty fast and have plenty of color and are somewhat forgiving when it comes to less than perfect water parameters.
Flippers4pups
Fins up since 1993
Montipora digitata
