I’m trying to find my rhythm. I’m a work in progress.
Derek's 225g - Magnifica / SPS Reef
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Kensington Reefer
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To be clear, I was referring to the photo skills, only
I think you are right. I got the RMF acid trip and BC aquatic man table from you at the most recent swap. Thanks again for bringing such awesome stuff. I’ll DM you, maybe we can work out some trades.
Last pic is a cyphastrea *encrusting type. Most likely one of the following; Jingle Bells, JF Alien Pox, or Master PPE. All very similar looking.
Nay...the tank is really taking off right now, so I am going to leave things alone for the next year (lol).
I am not sure if it's the traces, the carbon dosing, the lighting, or the antibiotics (I have made a lot of changes the last few months chasing that @RandyC color). But I am seeing better growth, PE, and happier corals than I have for a very long time. It could also be the removal of the big mag (maybe allelopathy? I didn't run carbon often).
Whatever it is, the tank is kicking ass right now so I want to do my best to leave things alone for a while.
I have been running whiter peak lighting during the day and really enjoying the way the fish look. Always taking blue light / orange filter pics so decided to shoot some white light corals this time:
cb flaming unicorn
jf robins egg
POTO golden dragon
yoda something or other
hawkins echinata, hoping the zoas don't kill it
red dragon
WD
feesh
skrimp
Momo
cb flaming unicorn
jf robins egg
POTO golden dragon
yoda something or other
hawkins echinata, hoping the zoas don't kill it
red dragon
WD
feesh
skrimp
Momo
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H2OPlayar
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They will, frag it!
I already have some chunky frags of this, can I pull the rock and kill the zoas somehow? Kalk paste?
Don.Julio91
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Amazing colors under white light. Super clear pics too!
