99 galon NPS tank from Poland

[flying_dutchman]

What about the Guaiagorgia?

 

[debatecoach]

This might be a dumb question, but I'm new to NPS, do you shut off any of your filtration, powerheads, or skimmer when you feed your corals?

Awesome tank, and great crisp pictures! I particularly love the tubastrea as their one of my favorite corals, but the whole tank is a gem!

 

[flying_dutchman]

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Food capture is basically zero in most corals without flow, therefore you should keep your flow on. The skimmer will basically shutoff due to all the oils in the food

 

[Lina5910]

WOW this is amazing. Gorgeous tank. Im in the process of setting up a NPS tank myself. Im working on a phyto and zooplankton culture station right now so i have a sustainable food source for the NPS. Im sure this is a dumb question but what are the fuzzy swirly blue and yellow things in picture number 9 from top in your first post?

 

[flying_dutchman]

^ Christmas tree worms (Spirobranchus giganteus)
Radek, it is awesome that your inspiring so many people!

 

[Lina5910]

^ Christmas tree worms (Spirobranchus giganteus)
Radek, it is awesome that your inspiring so many people!

thank you.

 

[Radek911pl]

Guaiagorgia is the "Blue Berry"?? I have my from march 2009.

 

[uhuru]

No I don't see a Guaiagorgia in your tank, I see an Acalycigorgia though. I think some people also call Guaiagorgia a "blueberry" gorg but it doesn't look anything like Acalycigorgia.

 

[flying_dutchman]

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Thanks uhuru for clarifying that, I was told that the blue berry gorgonian is Guaiagorgia but apparently I'm misinformed. Sorry for the confusion.