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I'll try in a bit, ill have to hold the rock up. My camera is not an underwater camera, but I am using super macro already.

Sorry for the quality of the picture, I am by no means a photographer Quote: Originally Posted by 1guyDude +1 id love a pic of it fully open =)

Looks like an Acanthophillia Deshayesiana (Indo Pacific Scolly), nice looking stuff ya have, love the wrasse.

Here are some large clove polyps

Full colony of purple hornets (10k lighting and pure blue LED's) Full colony of Ding Dang pallies and many frags.

According to Anthony Calfo, author of "Book of coral Propagation" states "Many species known as "hair algae" can easily be reduced by daily skimming plus a strong and strictly sustained pH of 8.6" Hope this helps.

Name of the store in the state above Ohio. T r o p i c o r i a or something like that

more rocks, roundish and roundish1 are same rock as well

more rock, 5a and 5b are same rock just differant angles, pic 8 is just one of many tubs full of rock

Those three pictures are all of the same piece of rock, just differant angles. All of my rock is fully cured already and I made it in all differant shapes and sizes, flat, caves and so forth. I didn't like all my rock to have a flat bottom so only the first 100 pounds or so has flat bottom, the...

The last picture will be how this piece sits in the tank, almost all of my pieces have holes and caves, all are more porous than most "real" live rock I find, and mine weighs about the same, this pice is about 12" long and 7" high and weighs about 8 pounds.

I've made a few hundred pounds of this stuff and would like oppinions on how it looks. TY

I have only fed them directly 2 times in the time I have had them, I know they will reproduce faster if I feed them but they are reproducing fast enough without.

Sorry about pic quality, but done with my cell phone. I have had this duncan for about 1.5 -- 2 months and now has 7 babies that I can count, I cant see in back to tell how many are back there.