I'm glad to hear that dead frag was an isolated loss mate, probably just down to your usual clumsy frag handling practices i reckon :thumbsup:
The reef is looking wonderful mate, love that red planet acro especially without the greenWhat's that bright red blob on the rocks on the left side and the UFO hovering off the sand bed in the center, if that's a monti get rid of it, you don't have the real estate to waste on rubbish like montis and seris etc
I don't see any fish, what's the go with that mate. Those frags you got off your mate are all a good size. Do you have any favorite acros atm.
The tank is looking very good, especially that Red Planet! As for Red Dragon, I have gone through at least four frags of that coral in the past in the same way you describe. They look great for a while, months even, then suddenly RTN. Maybe it was that stupid Bobbit worm in my tank
Red Planet:
Thanks...but I cant get mine to become green...no matter what I try...:deadhorse:
I have passed on frags of my Red Planet to other reefkeepers and LFS's in South England...everyone else who has my frags have more green than red. :hmm4:
Haha, I cannot deny that it looks good; but I'd love to see green in the base too.
Many thanks buddy. I would get a 48" unit. Whilst the 36" will provide plent of light and will serve the puupose, the sides will be darker for sure - I prefer a tank thats lit up everywhere. T5/LED is an awesome combo. My buddy in the UK lives halfway across the country...but when I saw his tank this last weekend lit by an ATI LED Powermodule, I was shocked at the coral colours. Non of this pastel colours people talk about...just deep/strong colours! As good as any Radium lit tank I've seen in person.
Thank Perry. The past few years have been tough for me, but I am finally getting things right.
Thanks.
Nice to see you posting on this forum as well. I must checkout your thread on the other forum. Or do you have a thread over here as well?
Haha, I cannot deny that it looks good; but I'd love to see green in the base too.
Many thanks buddy. I would get a 48" unit. Whilst the 36" will provide plent of light and will serve the puupose, the sides will be darker for sure - I prefer a tank thats lit up everywhere. T5/LED is an awesome combo. My buddy in the UK lives halfway across the country...but when I saw his tank this last weekend lit by an ATI LED Powermodule, I was shocked at the coral colours. Non of this pastel colours people talk about...just deep/strong colours! As good as any Radium lit tank I've seen in person.
I plan to visit him again later in the year and this time, I will be taking my camera gear to show his tank and corals. He is a member on this forum but doesnt post much, and while his SPS keeping skills are top class, his photograpic abilities suck :lol:
