More Coral Photos...

[outcastjra]

Hello to all,
I have been busy this weekend getting more coral. Which means you have to change everything around. What a task. Well here is a few photos.
Tell me what you think...
Thanks
Joel

 

[mopar9012]

i cant see them. They have the red Xs

 

[outcastjra]

Really, they show on my screen...
Anyone else having viewing problems?

 

[chellie4u2]

I see them

 

[yerboy]

i dont see anything

 

[yerboy]

hey i see it now.. Great looking tank

 

[mopar9012]

i see the first pic now...looks great

 

[ejensen]

Nice looking X's.

 

[fishytime]

Shweet lookin tank man.

 

[mushroomss]

very nice lookin corals.Awesome

 

[mushroomss]

you might wanna try periodically slowly stirring up your sandbed to feed that carnation or fire coral whichever it is.The zooplankton that lands on the sandbed and grows there will then be stirred into the water and feed it.Anthony calfo says in his book that one of the leading fire coral and carnation farmers does this(so obviously it works).But you have to be careful on how much sand gets into the water column.You dont want a ''sand storm''.Hope my adivce helps

 

[reefernana]

I can't see 'um................

 

[reefernana]

Wow! Went out looked at something else then came back and there they are! Had to coax the 3rd one but finally showed itself. Really nice set-up. I love those little palm trees on the right. What are those called again? I've seen them but can't remember.

 

[mpls man]

kool rockwork...!! ni

ce job

 

[mushroomss]

look like anthellia if i spelled it right

 

[outcastjra]

Thanks for the replies!
The new coral is doing great! As for feeding the Orange Carnation, it gets special feeding by placing a container over it with a hole it in, and spot feeding. This keeps in all the food it needs. I cannot wait to see how this tank will look 1 year from now! Should be sweet!
Thanks for looking! I will post more photos soon!
Thanks
Joel