Chromis
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They look like small whitish bumps near the acro tips, and just the normal little barnacle feather-hand going in and out.
Malaysian Acros?
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NickRoseSN1985
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Lost mine. I was meaning to frag it so I could put one in the main system. It seemed fine yesterday.
AARP-reefer
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Sorry to hear that, Mine still hanging
NickRoseSN1985
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The reason I put it in the garage tank was because I was kinda afraid to put it in the main tank, not knowing how sensitive it would be. My main tank is running high nutrients 100+ppm No3 and .9+ppm Po4 and just like @Thales my corals especially all the SPS and recent additions of Strawberry Shortcake, Needle in the Haystacke, BC Rainbow Mellon from Omar are doing great. I guess I should have taken my chance.
Chromis
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My remaining 3 frags came out of QT and are doing ok, just starting to see a small amount of polyp extension again, but they are encrusting so that’s a good sign. In retrospect I should have fragged the other colony but then I wouldn’t have had that experiment to learn from. 50% yield is ok with me if it guarantees no bugs get in my tanks.
Chromis
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Did you see any green in the skeleton? On the colony that survived I cut until I couldn’t see any green in the skeleton, in case skeleton algae infestation is a thing (?)
RandyC
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Nope. Nothing that looked that unusual. Just a bare white spot where it seems like a frag was broke off from and was already growing tissue back over it.
decrepit 8404
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Oh no. That’s terrible. Worse part is that they are so hard to come by now. I should’ve brought in a lot more because everyone is looking for a piece.
I have 2-3 brood stock frags left but they are definitely not ready to be fragged. Slow grower.
Add me to the buy list if there is one. Please.
Who’s ready for some new Malaysian Acros?