Couple of acro's? Any tips?

Charley Diesing

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Getting some Acro's over divers den. Any tips for these exact acros? I was planning on just drip acclimating putting them. Then starting them out very low on the bottom of my tank on a frag rack(with magnet)and slowly raising them over the course of about 10-15 days. Then place on rocks under my 150watt halide(14k Phoenix)

All levels are stable.

Ca-410
Alk-10.5
Mag-1360
Temp-80 F
SG-1.023
PH-8.0

Any tips on acclimation, flow they prefer, light intensity, etc are much appreciated! :D

And of course pics! :D
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Take frags of each and get them encrusted on a plug - especially the colony on the left. Colonies are very hard to keep long term, IMO. Growing colonies from frags is the way to go.
 
Take frags of each and get them encrusted on a plug - especially the colony on the left. Colonies are very hard to keep long term, IMO. Growing colonies from frags is the way to go.

I wouldn't really call these colonies :P But yeah that makes sense, kind of like an insurance thing if you get screwed you don't lose the whole thing atleast, right? :P
 
Sounds like u have a solid plan - I would dip for pest if the one of the left is wild or mari

Yes forgot to add that... Thats very important. I dip with CoralRx. These should be able to handle that, correct? Its only smooth skinned acro's that have a problem, right?
 
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