aquaph8
Love The Fish
No I don't have any at the moment but I really would love to work with them again soon, one of my favorites for sure but are definitely some work.
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No I don't have any at the moment but I really would love to work with them again soon, one of my favorites for sure but are definitely some work.
Acronic
The Fifth Master
Ya i miss that fish. Lost it to an O2 crash amung others. Its a red velvet super male.
So I hear. Its too bad, I have an oppertunity to get a trio but i just dont have that kind of time everyday to feed. Maybe some day.
frankyrivera
FUP&A Member
Would u be willing to send me some pics of that fish u took so I can save it to take to my lfs to see if they can get it for me
jroovers
New member
Thanks,
Yeah I love that one too! Its called "Sun God Milli" You are more than welcome :beer:
I am going to take you up on the offer once your new setup is up and running.
This one looks sort of like RR Red Diablo - you should charge an arm and a leg for frags!
Acronic
The Fifth Master
Thanks for the vested interest
Looking forward to sharing with you.I thought so too sahin! Gotta keep your eyes on the prize :crazy1: thanks for dropping in.
I'm getting there, keep your filter socks on... ;p
Its all about low expectations.. Invision an ugly brown softie tank with 3000k PC lighting and I can assure you I will blow your filter socks off!
Thanks duder :wave: I've had that coral 8 months now I think.
Well, in short, florida peppermint shrimp (Lysmata wurdemanni) make pests go bye bye.
Now obviously this is 100% effective 90% of the time but I have witnessed them destroy monti nudies, AEFW, vermetilid snails (its fascinating how they reach into the tube and rip em' out) eggs disappear sometimes too. They literally pick the coral clean, even the polyps too. I left a coral with them once for three days and all the polyps were gone and the coralites just encrusted over sans polyps. made for an odd looking coral. I've also noted that they are most effective when starved for a few days first. Some peppermint species are ineffective for this application though.
Come bearing frags
RR Red diablo is cool and all... but Meridian Sky is way more ballin' and 7.8 times more rare. I crunched the numbers myself so you know these numbers are legit.
My mother taught me the importance of sharing so all thanks should be directed to momma Acronic but since she is not here to accept the thanks, on behalf of momma Acronic, a heart felt "thank you"
Your welcome glaukos :wave: I really like saying your name :fish1:
Thanks,
Yeah I love that one too! Its called "Sun God Milli" You are more than welcome :beer:
Not so much...
Another page, another coral... or two, three, no, four.... ok maybe five.
Very nice photos!...
jroovers
New member
Thanks,
Yeah I love that one too! Its called "Sun God Milli" You are more than welcome :beer:
Not so much...
Oh that is what the RR red diablo looks like! :lmao: Funny, the only piece I've seen of it looks nothing like that.
Regardless, Kevin's is a nice piece and probably was a fraction of the cost of the RR Red Diablo, and probably looks near as good, if not just as good, as RR RD in real life.
dvanacker
DID I SOUNDS SMRT??
Acronic
The Fifth Master
Thanks! I have been collecting from various places for a long while now.
Thanks, Richard right?
Thanks for the peppermint shrimp theory :thumbsup:
I have one, most likely not from Florida, and doesn't eat aiptasia or anything... His name is therefore..... Fukall
NP, fitting name
none the less its a nice critter for the reef tank :thumbsup:Thank you, you have a nice collection yourself.
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