Tanks look good pretty today
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redsea reefer
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nice pics Dave
mbdave
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Terry I feed the whole tank, in fact both tanks now. I use a combination of frozen rotifers, DT's Phyto, DT's Oyster eggs, frozen cyclopeze, and dry coral crole everyday "a cloud" of some combintaion of these foods. Some days the clouds are quite thick I've never fed tanks this much "with the exception of fish" but I have learned a lesson that feeding is the way to go and don't shy away from a good feeding, "its great to now have these combinations of coral food". Now remember I have a large skimmer and a well seasoned tank not recomeneded for new tanks. These feedings are in combination with what I feed the fish...
Beautiful !!!
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reefmaster3024
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mbdave tank is looking nice. I cant get over that scolly, man that one is awsome
cbrownfish
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Beautiful Scoly!
redseareef
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Dave,
Corals look super! Looks like you have got it dialed in pretty nicely now!
Great job!
Corals look super! Looks like you have got it dialed in pretty nicely now!
Great job!
mbdave
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Here are some of the new corals I got the other day
This is a Pectinia one of my favorite corals one that I think is under loved they look good, are hardy, "when acclimated" and tolerate low light and murky water. There are tons of these in Apra Harbor Guam in very murky water at a depth starting around 40 feet from there you look up and barely make out the surface. So a good coral.
You all know what this is
And the new Blastmussa it has not opened great yet and I think it will color better over time, but the health and size is amazing I counted 47 polyps.
This is not a new coral but the other Scolymia Australis I have, people seem to like these "not hard to see why" thought I would brag.....I mean "share" with you all.
And my Symphillia I did not get a pic of it in the first round.
I also got a Aleveopora and a little green Leather, but both have yet to open well when they do I will get some pic's.
Chow,
Dave
This is a Pectinia one of my favorite corals one that I think is under loved they look good, are hardy, "when acclimated" and tolerate low light and murky water. There are tons of these in Apra Harbor Guam in very murky water at a depth starting around 40 feet from there you look up and barely make out the surface. So a good coral.
You all know what this is
And the new Blastmussa it has not opened great yet and I think it will color better over time, but the health and size is amazing I counted 47 polyps.
This is not a new coral but the other Scolymia Australis I have, people seem to like these "not hard to see why" thought I would brag.....I mean "share" with you all.
And my Symphillia I did not get a pic of it in the first round.
I also got a Aleveopora and a little green Leather, but both have yet to open well when they do I will get some pic's.
Chow,
Dave
Great pics ! The Symphillia very cool & love all the Scoly's !!!
