That would be the Oregon Tort. Unmistakable and is the standout across the room.In your video what is the solid blue coral up high on left side. Looks amazing. Any issues with your angel? I have always loved that angel but afraid to put one in my tank.
Jeff
That would be the Oregon Tort. Unmistakable and is the standout across the room.
Which angel? They do best in SPS tanks... My angels will devour zoas and most LPS.
Haha, a fan of the classics! Seriously though... It is the most dominantly eye-catching coral from across the room. Just commands your eyeballs to look its way.Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm OT sooooooooooooo nice!!
Me want so bad, it hurtss..
Thanks for the info.They are quite impactful... Enough that I can run a much warmer spectrum with the T5s and then once the two actinic bars are on, it balances it out to my preferred 12k-14k look. Without them and with my current bulb selection, its got a good yellowish tint to the color.
Benefits are increased flourescing pigments, dawn/dusk, ability to tune color since they are dimmable, and being able to take those fun actinic shots people go nuts over.
Haha, a fan of the classics! Seriously though... It is the most dominantly eye-catching coral from across the room. Just commands your eyeballs to look its way.
What a bummer! I have a small frag of the PM. What a beauty!Man.. I so wish I could get the real thing up here in Canada. The OT and Purple monster... I just don't think they are in Canada...
That would be the Oregon Tort. Unmistakable and is the standout across the room.
Which angel? They do best in SPS tanks... My angels will devour zoas and most LPS.
What a bummer! I have a small frag of the PM. What a beauty!
I guess shipping to Canada doesn't really work?
Maybe I can just tape it to a moose and chase it across the border where you are waiting on the other side? [emoji16]I WISH! Cites permits. We'd need permits for trading endangered species across international borders... not simple or cheap, I don't think. Unfortunately.
Maybe I can just tape it to a moose and chase it across the border where you are waiting on the other side? [emoji16]
What about a catapult? Technically it's not in anyone's possession while it rockets through the air. Someone just happens to pick up a bag heavily wrapped in bubble wrap on the other side of the border. How aboot that! [emoji38]
Are those fish professionals? Do they just pose while you snap the shutter?
May I ask, what is the box thing right of center, horizontal wave box?
Is your back glass painted black?
He'll leave the torch and fire shrimp alone. The rest is up to the personality of the fish. My bet is the acans are for sure toast and the rest is luck of the draw.Nice. Does that regal go after things like torches, Duncan's, acans, fire shrimp? I have one 3 inch Maxima clam too... I have mostly SPS and would love a Regal? What has been your experience ?
I WISH! Cites permits. We'd need permits for trading endangered species across international borders... not simple or cheap, I don't think. Unfortunately.
That's wild! I never knew it was so crazy to get corals into Canada!Ive looked into it with tortoises; it's insanely difficult. Even to sell an endangered species that I've bred myself is virtually impossible to do "on the books". Let alone ship across borders.
That's wild! I never knew it was so crazy to get corals into Canada!