I inadvertently knocked off this 7x5” head of coral today and am not going to try and reattach it. Broke off some of the tips but they grow back very quickly. I will hold on to it a few days in case someone with some room in their tank can use it. In Burlingame near 280.
The box housing the return and drain pipes in my tank are absolutely teeming with aptasia, but I almost never see one in my sump or display tank. I have an aptasia eating filefish in the display tank, but it of course could not eat aptasia in the sump. So I think either the 2 peppermint shrimp...
When my baby Bangaii were about the size yours are (per recent photo you posted) they would eat the little particles left from thawed Formula 1 or Formula 2 food. Maybe you’ve tried that-it would be a lot easier.
I am still interested. I was not one of the original lucky group but if there are more I would love one. Question for the group: can this morph live happily with other types of bubble tips? I saw some stuff online that said both ways but old discussions.
I would like a frag of this one.
@popper, @B the Nano Reefer, @MichaelB, @WishList, @Fish Boss, @Krustykrab, have requested a frag.
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In addition to checking your tank parameters, I would suggest, since you don’t have coral on the rocks, just taking them out and scrubbing the heck out of them with a stiff brush. Easier in a bucket of salt water as you can see the algae better. You could even leave them out in the sun a day or...
I had some of these born in my display tank a few years ago. I fished them out and put them in a quarantine tank. They were initially tiny, barely visible. They grew well on just frozen baby brine shrimp, canned copepods and the little particles of various frozen foods leftover when defrosting...
I have one of the club bandsaws which I plan to use this weekend. Question: do I put fresh or salt water in the saw? Seems like saltwater would be better for the coral but bad for the saw. And how full? The company instructions say something about no higher than the bottom sponge. I went to a...