The wyoming white saga

[blazedapurp]

my LFS had formalin the last time i was there. if u are still looking for some let me know and i can check to see if they still have some. there nwas 2 bottles left and i bought one so there was one left.

 

[Thales]

A quick update -

They are doing fine an hosting in a gigantea. The one is still weird colored. Got several treatments of Trip Sulfa and FW dips for pretty much no reason. I got formalin, but never used it.

 

[JAR]

Awesome!!!!

 

[Gomer]

you know who wears the pants in that family

 

[A_Lee]

Looks good Rich

 

[sfsuphysics]

Good choice on the anemone, even though it's not as eco-friendly as my home grown RBTA are... that one looks a million times cooler

 

[bookfish]

Good choice on the anemone, even though it's not as eco-friendly as my home grown RBTA are... that one looks a million times cooler

So you gonna bring some down to Berkeley Mike?

 

[Eight]

That anemone is gorgeous!

 

[sfsuphysics]

Jim, I might just do that if I find a way to remove them easily or switch to a true anemone only type of tank. However to be perfectly honest they haven't split in quite a while, I'm not sure if I simply had unfavorable conditions that prompted division via asexual reproduction and I've been "cleaner" lately or lack of feeding to cause them to split.

 

[bookfish]

Well, I was really asking for down the road a bit. I won't put nems in newish tanks so maybe in a couple of months, depending on how the canaries (whoops, meant corals!) do.-Jim

 

[Thales]

The ww are doing well and happily hosting away. The one with the color issue seems to be regaining its color. Here are a few shots:

 

[JAR]

they look awesome in that nem!

 

[patrickb]

Very cool photos.

 

[seminolecpa]

Freaks!