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Originally Posted by bergamer I have a flower pot for over a year and half before I let it die. to keep it alive I bought Kents iron supp and put it in a syring and just target dosed it. It always looked the healthiest and happiest after iron treatment (tenticles would fully come out). The...

Nice Xenia~!! If you can keep that xenia then you should try some mushrooms or ric's. Bring some color to the tank as well as some texture! That last pic looks like some sort of zoos all over the "branch" you speak of...Kinda hard to tell though...can u get a more focused shot?????

I would just keep it off the sand and pay close attention to it...

Originally Posted by bergamer my experience with bubble corals is when they begin to go, there is nothing you can do for them I have to disagree... IME, I have seen them come back from literally, NOTHING! An entirely dead skeleton sitting in a spot w/ little to no light that can regenerate 1...

Originally Posted by bergamer make sure to give it doses of iron to keep it going strong Why is that? And how do you dose?

Originally Posted by abethedog I'll try and get a better zoom. Any thing I should be concerned with if it is a blasto or poly? Or...should I just marvel in the amount of "stuff" in an established reef tank? Looks like blasto...but id just marvel!!!

Originally Posted by abethedog I'll try and get a better zoom. Any thing I should be concerned with if it is a blasto or poly? Or...should I just marvel in the amount of "stuff" in an established reef tank? Looks like blasto...but id just marvel!!!

Originally Posted by jasondean I've read that you should trim your xenia to keep them healthy. Is this true and why? I have some nice peices and I don't want to lose them because of something I should have done. I think "trim" is the wrong word to use...I would say that when the xenia get out...

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Originally Posted by pcinmd Lime green and white OOOOOH lime green huh? Thats sounds sweet.

Originally Posted by jmpowie I dont know why you would want to get rid of them but if you do take that rock out of your tank for a few min and put it back in the tank air will kill the sponges. Not completely...it will have the potential for death if it is out for too long, but sponges are...

Any comments on this brand? Thanks!

Mine went from white to light brown to dark brown...then i started to see patches of coraline...

Originally Posted by N_Sarno bump Corals do need the white spectrum that is producd by the other bulbs in your fixture. Maybe BanGuy can chime in....

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dif. is, its a "auction site"....never know what ur bidding on...

I would use your own best judgment....an hour and a half is not alot of time for things to be suspended without flow or circulation of water and it depends on what you keep. if you can get the new tank cycled for a couple of weeks then transporting them in buckets for the travel time should be...

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Has anybody had their sun coral polyps grab a-hold of each other? I had a couple of set of polyps on the same rock do this. I wish i had a pic, but imagine the polyps completely extended and merged together - the mouth or "head"...like touching your two index fingures together...thats how they...

Originally Posted by drew2005 Instead of the distilled from Walmart use the drinking water. Green label and green cap. Its RO water. 68 cents a gallon. Thats what i use. That seems to be the trend w/ Alhambra in my area...thee greeen cap means distilled