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[daddio]

And on the stylos, depends on whether you want an encrusting coral or on that grows up and out?

 

[Flagg37]

I am in RWC. - Tomorrow anytime after 2 - Saturday 9am. You can text me at (650) 619-8447

You change your screen name because it was your full name and now you’re giving out your phone number to the world?

 

[daddio]

You change your screen name because it was your full name and now you’re giving out your phone number to the world?

No I changed my screen name 'cause I use daddio on other forums and Peter signed me up with Mark B. As for putting my business phone number out there, it is plastered everywhere already. And I have to tell you, I get more spam calls from google than all the rest combined.

 

[Mozby]

And on the stylos, depends on whether you want an encrusting coral or on that grows up and out?

I am in the market for both, but given a choice, my priority is a branching coral.

 

[daddio]

So on the stylos, stylocoeniella (the encrusting one) is a sensitive coral and really needs stability and since your reef is fairly new, I would recommend staying with corals that are a little more forgiving. On stylophora (branches), I honestly find it quite boring and if I was setting up a small reef with limited space, I wouldnt choose this coral. The ones I see are fairly chunky and really dont glow much under the blue lights. They just look kind of black. I think if your looking for a branching coral perhaps a nice neon birdsnest? (I dont have any) or even a pocillopora ( I have some)? BTW -these 3 corals are all in the same family.
Cheers! Mark

 

[daddio]

And I forgot to mention that I saw @roostertech yesterday and he possibly has GSP that he may be looking to give away? He is in Fremont so it would save you having to travel across the bay

 

[Mozby]

Thanks for the advice. Guess I’ll abort mission. I do have a pocillipora and bird nest now. I’ll do more research on other branching corals. [emoji106]


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[scuzy]

I have a crap load of procillipora should double think about putting it in your tank.


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[Flagg37]

I think pocillapora is a good beginner coral. Fairly hearty and decent grower for sps. I’ve never had it get out of control. It’s pretty easy to frag.

 

[daddio]

For me, it's like a dandelion. It just spontaneously starts growing out of my rock - everywhere

 

[Mozby]

I do like how the pocillipora is a forgiving coral yet it’s beautiful. Perfect for a rookie like me!


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[coral4me]

@Mozby's Reef
If you need Red Monti Cap or GSP, I’m in Milpitas.

 

[Mozby]

@Mozby's Reef
If you need Red Monti Cap or GSP, I’m in Milpitas.

Awesome, thanks! PM sent.


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[Jeff Rehling]

We have a couple of free corals to supporting members:
- 2 inch diameter Brick Red Monti Cap.
- Pocillopora Frag
- Plenty of Green Star Polyps
- A couple frags of the Purple Bonsai that I picked up yesterday. They dont look real good and have some white tips but may recover.
- Purple Stylo frag
- Small Superman Monti on a rock
Cheers! Mark

anymore GSP?

 

[daddio]

No - sorry

 

[beegee]

anymore GSP?

I have some GSP to share. I'm in Redwood City as well.

 

[Newjack]

I have gsp in San Leandro