machknit
New Member
Here is a picture of our new tank that hopefully appear! Three 250w 20k MH, sump and skimmer. 125 gallons. Two Rio 2100 pumps; wet/dry filter. CA level 480. I use fresh water from deep (600') artesian well.
I'm home 24/7 taking care of hubby, a former shrimper, fisherman, and professional shell collector. Obviously I needed something else to take care of!!
I'm looking for suggestions of what and how to frag onto the center brain coral without removing the coral (collected in 1968.) LFS suggested star polyps, but after using superglue gel underwater on one, I backed off...thinking that i was probably not a good idea even though that one trial worked with no obvious effect on the tank. I have a green polyp that I'm encouraing to migrate. I think several species covering the coral would be beautiful!
What would you do with it?
I'm home 24/7 taking care of hubby, a former shrimper, fisherman, and professional shell collector. Obviously I needed something else to take care of!!
I'm looking for suggestions of what and how to frag onto the center brain coral without removing the coral (collected in 1968.) LFS suggested star polyps, but after using superglue gel underwater on one, I backed off...thinking that i was probably not a good idea even though that one trial worked with no obvious effect on the tank. I have a green polyp that I'm encouraing to migrate. I think several species covering the coral would be beautiful!
What would you do with it?
