coral placement reference

[tankgirl]

Aw, shucks, Thanks everyone! (blush) Thanks for the K!

semigodd, I didn't type it - just copied and pasted from files I had.

Craigy, Nope, Thank You!! Some of that info came from you!

Thanks to Boomer, Frick-n-Frags, Craig, Teri, apfelbaum, reiple for the info!!!

 

[nigle]

Oi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Holy Crap Batman!!, I mean TankGirl!!!!!!

My fingers hurt just looking at that response!

YOU GO GIRL.......TO THE TOP FOR THAT ONE!!!!!!!

Cheers!
nigle
!~!

 

[Craig Manoukian]

TG you are too modest!

 

[tankgirl]

Thanks, nigle! Cool new av!

Thanks, Craigy - no you're too modest!

 

[tbittner]

WOW! I actually found this thread from a google search for "bubble coral placement".

Excellent information!

 

[burning2nd]

i got half way to part 3 and i have to go to bed... looking goood tho...

Im gonna go look at my tank...

great info!

 

[kathywithbirds]

Awesome and timely info, we've started to see some of these filaments and have been looking into aggressiveness and placement of corals.
Thanks!!!

 

[georgetui]

about this forum

Hello,
Great forum!
I found a lot of interesting information here.
Does this forum helpful for you also?

 

[GeeWizzItsMe]

Welcome georgetui! I think you meant to make a new thread... I'm sure you'll get the hang of it!

 

[kyle1284]

i have herd that some cemical warfare makes the corals grow faster to compete!!

 

[lcstorc]

How interresting that this old thread popped up when I was just reading about the subject last night.
According to the article in this month's Aquarium Fish International it is exactly the opposite. When corals are close together they expend almost all of their energy in the fight for space and have little left to grow etc.
It was a very interresting article but that was one of the key points.

 

[Witfull]

Holy necro posting batman, the dynamic duo's blast from the past, wonder how things are in the "deep-end" for TG.

 

[spanglish]

Given all the "karma to you" posts on this thread alone, and the
fact that t-girl has over 1,200 posts, how is it possible that she
has so little karma???

Witfull, please elaborate on "necro" and "deep end"

 

[Craig Manoukian]

TG = Tank girl who has benn MIA for quite some time. We welcome her back anytime.

Necro = dead, meaning this thread has resurected from a deep slumber. It's all good, eh Wit?

 

[Witfull]

hey, she dove into the deepend without a life guard, and no-one jumped to save her. she knows her stuff, but.....

thanks for the neg K craig

 

[Craig Manoukian]

Anytime Dave - king of the red dots!

 

[Wooden Harpoon]

Still reading. I will copy, print , and save so I can take it with me and read it on the Metro.

 

[jessemac]

Found this trhead through my searches for an ID and care for what I now know is a Hydnophora. Great Thread and thanks to all those who took the time to share the info, even though this thread is several years old, it still has relavence and is very informative.

 

[norfolkgarden]

bump

Been researching corals on Google for our new (1 year old) salt water tank.

This is still one of the best and more complete references to date! Thank you to everyone who helped out with it!