I had Cyano and thought I was lucky everyone else was saying dinos were a PITA. Well… 10+ years in the hobby and I finally got my first round of Dinos.
They do have very different lighting needs. Caulerpa loves bright while DB loves much lower. Have you got a plan?Started with this guy too, I found a bit of hair algae and now I’ll just go fishing for rubble in the 4’ tank to start the pods.
Caulerpa is definitely on the menu for this ‘tank’, and so is dragons breath.
I have a form of plan, the lighting it gets currently is 50/50 between bright and dull.
Definitely the hope, so far I’ve had 2 coral fatalities, the Millie and the Turaki however the Millie may still come round as it’s not RTN but is instead deciding to go the STN route.
Are you only doing filter floss? Or a peroxide/nitrate type treatment?First day of Filterfloss treatment was yesterday, just took it out and…
These guys really do love it dont they!
For now Filterfloss only but when I can get my hands on peroxide I’ll likely do both at the same time.
Well, this seems like it’ll happen naturally anyway…
I do! I like seeing them at night lolFor anyone who loves seeing corals after lights out, here it is, those polyps truly are toxic green.
A slightly more accurate photo of what I see (The flesh is nowhere near as bright as the polyps and it’s slightly more blue).Here he is!
He isn’t in his final spot because of 2 reasons. I want to frag him for a friend who was also interested in this piece and also I want to try acclimate him to the high level of light I run.
