New year New coral. We’re asking for volunteers before we start selling discounted tickets for CFM. When we fill the time slots then we will offer discounted tickets.
We'd like to get two people for each time slot.
VOLUNTEERS GET FREE ADMISSION!!!!!
Time slots for Sat 01/24/26:
11am-12pm...
We are hosting a New Year Holiday Pot Luck on 1/17 where everyone is welcome to bring one Ultra Coral to swap. However, that event is more about getting together for the holidays and we dont see a huge amount of corals brought. Our next big frag swap has not been planned yet. My guess would be ~...
I wish you the best of luck. They will literally grow up onto the Zoa polyps eventually irritating enough and then suffocating them out. No experience with their interaction vs Acros but I can see how they’d coexist, maybe stifle encrusting at most.
My office tank has been neglected and needs an overhaul.
15 Gallon Tank.
Half of the rock is covered in Blue Clove Polyps.
Planning to remove the rock, clean it, and put it back.
How would you personally go about eradicating the clove polyps? I’m considering letting the entire rock dry out in...
It’s still in there. Middle-bottom-right. Looks quite green in the photo. Unfortunately it fell off the rock while i was on vacation, so i have it in lower light recovering for now. Almost back to 100% minus some yellow from lack of PAR.
The Sea Hare i had ate it all. I do suspect it was hair...
Happy Thanksgiving!
Biggest change has been the sale of the huge chalice that was taking up the middle of the tank, which has opened space for me to put some frags there.
Acros are continuing to grow nicely. I now have a Fruity Pebbles in there to go alongside a few nice no-name pieces.
I just ordered from Tin. He’s got a few Doorbusters and the website is 33% off with code BF33
If anyone from the South Bay is picking up from him please lmk...
Sea Hare is a great option but you have to be ready and able to remove them once the hair algae is gone or they will die.
Turbo snails are the other common option, although they wont eat it when it gets too long.