New Frags

[reefnut]

Now if I can just keep it from changing colors on me...

 

[reefnut]

One more

 

[reefnut]

No one likes my new frags. How about these .
My torch was in the 6g nano but was getting to big so now he's in the main tank...

 

[reefnut]

I really missed a good photo opportunity with this shroom...
Pic on 8-8

 

[reefnut]

He split

 

[reefnut]

Spionidae or Spionids worms

 

[reefnut]

 

[kreach]

Awsome pics!

 

[reefnut]

Thanks kreach...

 

[attml]

Reefnut,
I love the SPS frags! Very nice!! Your other shots are awesome too!!!
Mark

 

[j-cal]

Can u post more of that worm thng? I think I have a pretty big onein my tank and id like to be able to tell

 

[reefnut]

Thanks Mark. The first one is a purple tip although it looks more light blue in the pic.
J-Cal, that's the best pic I could get of the Spionids worms. Take a look here http://www.animalnetwork.com/fish2/aqfm/1998/june/wb/

 

[spsfreak100]

C'mon Reefnut, you're not fooling anybody!
Those first two pictures aren't frags...they're more like small colonies
Great shots!
Graham

 

[bonermeister]

Yeah really! You're "frags" look like they need fragged!

 

[bonermeister]

PS - Cool looking Nudi!

 

[reefnut]

Graham, thanks they were at the LFS so they are more like small colonies...
Thanks Melody, the nudi has not made a noticeable deference yet. He stays out of the longer Bryopsis which I expected but hopefully it will help in keeping other patches from getting long.
Bonermeister, thanks... maybe I used the wrong term . they are only about 2" tall though.

 

[m.rogers]

reefnut
great looking sps frags one thing can you or someone tell me a little about one of your pics it is the pics of spionidae or spionds worms i have them in my tank and lost some zoo that where just to the side of what is in your pic.
thanks
mike

 

[reefnut]

I don't think the Spionids worms would have caused you to loose your polyps if that is what your wondering.
"Spionids are small worms that have two fine tentacles arising from the head region. They are recognizable in aquaria by the pair of tentacles extending out of the tube and either sweeping the substrate or extending up into the water, where they feed on small particulate matter"
Here is a close up from the site I posted.

 

[m.rogers]

reefnut thanks for the anser about the polyps that is what i was realy thinking about.
thanks
mike