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steve24
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Originally Posted by ViPeR_930
Happy Belated Bday!
Lovin' that duncan. The confusa may be a hydnophora though.
thanks,
after doing some more looking and searching i think your right
teen,
i "kinda" been thinking about fragging it but man i don`t know ...
IF i do, i`ll keep you in mind ...ok
Happy Belated Bday!
Lovin' that duncan. The confusa may be a hydnophora though.
thanks,
after doing some more looking and searching i think your right
teen,
i "kinda" been thinking about fragging it but man i don`t know ...
IF i do, i`ll keep you in mind ...ok
reefforbrains
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Dangit. I scrolled all the way down to say the same thing about the Hydno and Viper already beat me to it....
Secondly adding to this thread about Hydnos-
Some are very shaggy while others are not. Someone brought up the thought that they become shaggy under extreme lighting to try and cover themselves while under more moderate lighting have very little extension. Makes sense and that answer fits with my exp but when I aw the pic I thought I would ask.
My appologies for the hijack but have either of you seen a difference between the same corals under different lighting??
Secondly adding to this thread about Hydnos-
Some are very shaggy while others are not. Someone brought up the thought that they become shaggy under extreme lighting to try and cover themselves while under more moderate lighting have very little extension. Makes sense and that answer fits with my exp but when I aw the pic I thought I would ask.
My appologies for the hijack but have either of you seen a difference between the same corals under different lighting??
gatorwpb
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Originally Posted by ReefForBrains
Secondly adding to this thread about Hydnos-
Some are very shaggy while others are not. Someone brought up the thought that they become shaggy under extreme lighting to try and cover themselves while under more moderate lighting have very little extension. Makes sense and that answer fits with my exp but when I aw the pic I thought I would ask.
Not to further the hijack, but I recently bought a hydnophora rigida and it is not fuzzy at all. I have 2x150w mh.
Some of the other species seem to be "shaggier" than others, but then I dont know what lights each were under.
Secondly adding to this thread about Hydnos-
Some are very shaggy while others are not. Someone brought up the thought that they become shaggy under extreme lighting to try and cover themselves while under more moderate lighting have very little extension. Makes sense and that answer fits with my exp but when I aw the pic I thought I would ask.
Not to further the hijack, but I recently bought a hydnophora rigida and it is not fuzzy at all. I have 2x150w mh.
Some of the other species seem to be "shaggier" than others, but then I dont know what lights each were under.
steve24
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Originally Posted by GatorWPB
Not to further the hijack, but I recently bought a hydnophora rigida and it is not fuzzy at all. I have 2x150w mh.
Some of the other species seem to be "shaggier" than others, but then I dont know what lights each were under.
mine seems to be the unshaggy species. i`ve had it since this past monday and i have it almost as high in the tank as i can get it. my tank is a 55 with aquatinics T5 5-54watts of light ...
Not to further the hijack, but I recently bought a hydnophora rigida and it is not fuzzy at all. I have 2x150w mh.
Some of the other species seem to be "shaggier" than others, but then I dont know what lights each were under.
mine seems to be the unshaggy species. i`ve had it since this past monday and i have it almost as high in the tank as i can get it. my tank is a 55 with aquatinics T5 5-54watts of light ...
jessica47421
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awsome tank i love all the color, just starting with corals hope mine looks that good someday. i really wish i could post a pic for everyone but i cant figure out how to do it