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I really need to trim my colony back, and I still have a large, attached frag ready for someone to take home!

No! So good that it was contained and you and your critters are ok.

@Hydrogel pm’d me to arrange pickup for today, but @Qwiv, I’ll get another one ready for you. I should be able to make at least more, if people are interested.

I’d be happy to pick up a piece of this if you’re trimming it back. I’m due for a drive down to Neptune at some point soon, sounds like you’re not too far from there.

Nobody wants one of these?

I know Kenya tree coral is a bit of a stretch for a dbtc, but this really is different than the weedy brown version most people think of. Blue base with red-ish polyps and nowhere nearly as prolific. I have one mounted frag ready to go. Pic in the opening post is a small colony in my main tank...

I just added Blue Kenya tree to DBTC. There are 1 frag(s) available right now. This thread was automatically created by BARcode

I’ve got a good size one of these ready to go. Pickup at my place in SF, south of market

Honolua bay. A little out of the way, but the best I found in the island, especially for fish.

There’s also a controller reset you can run, Google ecotech factory reset for a quick how-to. This sounds like what one I had was doing, I ended up replacing mine with another brand of pump.

@Alexx, I should still have one/couple for you. Mine has split quite a few times, but are all still very small. If you're coming to the frag swap, I'll bring it with me.

I have an RD mini speedy 50watt that I bought in 2016, that I was using as the return on my 70g system. In hindsight, I unnecessarily upgraded to a RD 3 100 watt for my 125 system and am now running the 50watt on my venturi skimmer. They’re both great pumps and have given me no issues and have...

Looks like a montipora eating nudibranch to me. For what it’s worth, I have a pair of Springers damsels and have never seen them eat a flatworm, but I like them anyways;)

Terrible quick big of my larger cherub. Tough to measure, but I’d give him around 4” and I’ve had him for around 4 years or so. As a point of reference, that yellow tang has been in captivity for at least 5 years.

Yeah, IMO, that’s a bit small for a Pygmy angel to do well longterm. But I’m not the fish police, and you’ll be able to tell when/if the space no longer works for it. I’ve had 3 of these guys, the 2 I have now, and one I mysteriously lost probably 2 years ago. They were all bold, confident and...

I have a couple of pygmy cherub angels in my 125, and they can be aggressive little punks (but I love them anyways). First, how big is your tank? Despite being small fish, they really do need a decent amount of room. I had mine in a 70g before, and I can’t imagine them being sane in anything...

I have a decent size piece of this ready to go. @Arvin R or @wcfish21, I think you guys are next in line, interested?

Does it look like this? Mine is way less weedy than the standard kenya tree. IMO a very under rated softy

Yep! Let’s work out the details over PM.

So I‘d like to pass one of these along to someone who can use some algae removal. Unlike tuxedos or pincushions, these don’t carry stuff around. Not nearly as stabby as a diadem, but still be sure to know where they are when you have your hands in your tank. Pickup at my place in SF.