boring afternoon, so I took some pics
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fishy head
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no pictures?????????????????
fishy head
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Originally Posted by jacksonpt
Are they not showing up for you? I'm on dial up, so it's taken me literally 45 minutes to make this post.
Sit tight, I'll see if I can figure out what the problem is...
my bad, they just came up,,, what kind of mushroom is that,,,,,very pretty,,and also how much did it cost
Are they not showing up for you? I'm on dial up, so it's taken me literally 45 minutes to make this post.
Sit tight, I'll see if I can figure out what the problem is...
my bad, they just came up,,, what kind of mushroom is that,,,,,very pretty,,and also how much did it cost
jacksonpt
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Originally Posted by Bruder
Your brain does well under PC lighting? Do you do anything special for it?
I would love to add one.
Thanks
I don't have a brain (read that however you will :thinking: )... do you mean the candy cane? If so, they are pretty easy to keep, and a common coral for us nano folk.
Your brain does well under PC lighting? Do you do anything special for it?
I would love to add one.
Thanks
I don't have a brain (read that however you will :thinking: )... do you mean the candy cane? If so, they are pretty easy to keep, and a common coral for us nano folk.
jacksonpt
Active Member
Originally Posted by DeMartini
your tank looks great!
how are you keeping SPS with PC's?
I've got 4 species of SPS - the monti cap is really thriving, the monti spongodes (the one labled "unknown" in the pics) is doing well, the other two are just kind of getting by. Not all SPS require insane amounts of light, but they do like good water quality and high flow.
All SPS frags are from local reefers, so I was able to know exactly what conditions they were kept in before I got them. The cap is a great addition and I'd love some more, but I've read that the other color varieties (green and purple) prefer a bit mroe light.
your tank looks great!
how are you keeping SPS with PC's?
I've got 4 species of SPS - the monti cap is really thriving, the monti spongodes (the one labled "unknown" in the pics) is doing well, the other two are just kind of getting by. Not all SPS require insane amounts of light, but they do like good water quality and high flow.
All SPS frags are from local reefers, so I was able to know exactly what conditions they were kept in before I got them. The cap is a great addition and I'd love some more, but I've read that the other color varieties (green and purple) prefer a bit mroe light.
cjason3041
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you take AWESOME pics!!!
