This Week's Additions...

[beachbumtx]

Here are some corals I have added into my tank in the past week.

 

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A green hairy finger leather.

 

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Cactus Coral

 

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Yellow Acropora frag with some whitetip xenias on it.

 

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Hammer coral...with a bubble in one of the polyps.

 

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Not a coral, but cool all the same.

 

[madysmom]

looking good
keep up the good job :happyfish

 

[annanymous]

the clam should realy be in the sand. maybe even held up something on the sides for the time being. they tend to fall on their sides when you first introduce them to your tank. plus they liket o be in the sand.
otherwise love your additions.

 

[shoreliner11]

I do agree that the clam could decide he doesn't like his spot after being introduced to a new tank but crocea clams do like to be on the rockwork.

 

[flatzboy]

My clams like being on the rock or at least attached to a peice of rock rather then laying in the sand.

 

[beachbumtx]

The clam has already established its holdfast to the rock. I do have enough light to put him in the sand, but from the reading I have done, they don't mind being on rock work.

 

[spsfreak100]

the clam should realy be in the sand.
Actually, T. crocea (which is the clam pictured) is a rock boring clam which is naturally found on hard surfaces (IE:, Rocks), not the sand.
Graham

 

[russianspy]

If that finger leathe splits (frags) i'll have some

 

[beachbumtx]

Originally posted by SPSfreak100
Actually, T. crocea (which is the clam pictured) is a rock boring clam which is naturally found on hard surfaces (IE:, Rocks), not the sand.
Graham
You are correct on the species.

 

[beachbumtx]

Originally posted by RussianSpy
If that finger leathe splits (frags) i'll have some
Are you asking if it does, can you have some?