Few new items
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btwk12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by acrylic51 http:///forum/thread/382805/few-new-items#post_3343367
I love the nudi....had to give mine away.....
that thing went right to work!
Originally Posted by acrylic51 http:///forum/thread/382805/few-new-items#post_3343367
I love the nudi....had to give mine away.....
that thing went right to work!
anti
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BTLDreef http:///forum/thread/382805/few-new-items#post_3343325
Can't wait to see that gorgonia with the polyps out.
HE cant wait to see it he says.. lol
Originally Posted by BTLDreef http:///forum/thread/382805/few-new-items#post_3343325
Can't wait to see that gorgonia with the polyps out.
HE cant wait to see it he says.. lol
spanko
Active Member
From Wet Web Media
"Diodogorgia nodulifera, collected from the tropical Western Atlantic – and best left to experienced hobbyists with systems designed and dedicated to such azooxanthellate/non-photosynthetic creatures. Assuming water quality is up to par and predation is not an issue, these organisms generally waste slowly – from starvation. The point I’m trying to make is that these corals require specialized care and knowledge, and are not for the casual or beginning hobbyist…in “my” opinion. Your experience here is not unique, and it’s likely you will not be able to save this specimen. But hopefully the experience will reaffirm the necessity to research/learn the needs of your purchases, beforehand."
"Diodogorgia nodulifera, collected from the tropical Western Atlantic – and best left to experienced hobbyists with systems designed and dedicated to such azooxanthellate/non-photosynthetic creatures. Assuming water quality is up to par and predation is not an issue, these organisms generally waste slowly – from starvation. The point I’m trying to make is that these corals require specialized care and knowledge, and are not for the casual or beginning hobbyist…in “my” opinion. Your experience here is not unique, and it’s likely you will not be able to save this specimen. But hopefully the experience will reaffirm the necessity to research/learn the needs of your purchases, beforehand."
meowzer
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YEAH....I "HAD" one . 
exactly what happened as stated above....it slowly withered away....I tried spot feeding it too...
I won't try gorgs again, at least not non-photosynthetic ones......the one thing I know is I have good lighting for the other types LOL (probably skip them too)
exactly what happened as stated above....it slowly withered away....I tried spot feeding it too...I won't try gorgs again, at least not non-photosynthetic ones......the one thing I know is I have good lighting for the other types LOL (probably skip them too)