aquaticlog
Active Member
Hey everyone, been reefing for quite some time. I've documented my builds for Pragmatic Reef, Practical Reef and have enjoyed been a part of a vibrant marine community here in Toronto, Canada.
I strongly believe that in addition to Acropora Eating Flatworms, there exist another types of Acro pests that may infest humans. In some of us they find great hosts and are very hard to get out of the system once they take root. As with many other pests, sometimes the only unwelcome cure is to do a full tank dismantling. Something tells me that I've had those buggers under my skin for a while now, how else can one explain ogling Acropora photos at night.
The next step in my SPS evolution is to try and focus more on more colourful strains of SPS and try to find optimal conditions for their growth and coloration. Exploring water parameters, nutrition, flow and lighting along the way. Hopefully other experts will pitch in and we can continue advancing this hobby.
A few of my prized Acropora:
Rainbow Loom
Purple Leopard
Red Planet
I strongly believe that in addition to Acropora Eating Flatworms, there exist another types of Acro pests that may infest humans. In some of us they find great hosts and are very hard to get out of the system once they take root. As with many other pests, sometimes the only unwelcome cure is to do a full tank dismantling. Something tells me that I've had those buggers under my skin for a while now, how else can one explain ogling Acropora photos at night.
The next step in my SPS evolution is to try and focus more on more colourful strains of SPS and try to find optimal conditions for their growth and coloration. Exploring water parameters, nutrition, flow and lighting along the way. Hopefully other experts will pitch in and we can continue advancing this hobby.
A few of my prized Acropora:
Rainbow Loom
Purple Leopard
Red Planet
