Aussie acropora video

[pusanpa]

I just saw a beautiful acro @ 0:59
Acropora humilis maybe....
Does anyone have the one here in US?

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[MammothReefer]

spathula. (sp) they have them online pretty regularly at most vendors.

 

[madkeenreefer]

Nice tank , I wonder how old it is . To me it seems like all wild collections, not that that matters right ?

Looked like a few nice SSC Acro's and I liked the size of the fire and ice echinata we dont see em that big around here that often.

Any links to the build?

 

[toothman]

Looks like it is just set up. You can get the exact looking corals divers den live aqua.

 

[dvanacker]

Nice tank , I wonder how old it is . To me it seems like all wild collections, not that that matters right ?

To me it matters.....it sends the signal that adding a bunch of new wild acros to a tank is nice and works......unfortunately wild acros are the hardest to keep. Even my tank which is super healthy has problems keeping wild acros. I've had RTN problems with pretty much 90% of the wild aussie peices I've bought....lossing some or all of the colony.

 

[madkeenreefer]

To me it matters......

:thumbsup: Darryl, sarcasm is hard to convey at times.
Real reefs are grown not placed !

 

[MammothReefer]

That's a store display from Japan.

http://www.blueharbor.co.jp/

 

[ryanrid]

the flashing LED is quite annoying.

FWIW in Australia no one starts a tank from frags, all wild colonies chucked straight in. Just browse the aussie forums and I know of only a handful (3-4 tops) of tanks started from frags, mine and my brothers being 2 of them.