fraggin my leather!

[Gary Majchrzak]

I had two large devil's hand leathers growing side by side, so I chopped one off as near the stump as possible this afternoon. I removed the cut piece and gave it to my sister. I also took out a handful of brown button polyps. I replaced the carbon in my reactor and did a 5 gallon water change a couple of hours later. I'll keep everybody posted if my tank goes to hell...

"Devil's Hand" = Lobophytum spp.

blame the devil if your tank goes to hell :lmao:

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

yea definitely, but idk what would do well in a slow flow high light area? any good ideas Gary?

a T's torch

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

Im still interested in a piece of the chalice you have in your tank Gary!

I'm guessing that you mean the blue one....... ?

 

[tmz]

what would do well in a slow flow high light

xenia, capnella, sinularia ,disocma,pachyclavularia:fun4:

or, favia, goniastrea,echinophylia, enchinopora, pavona, acanastrea, ricordea,cyphastrea, trachyphylia, cynarina, scolymia,montipora (including capnella, digitata and some of the enrusting types danae, molis etc). A clam might like it too with mild flow.

Good luck and have fun.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

you're funny, Tom

Brandon- if you end up completely removing this Sarco I'd be interested in hearing if you notice any changes in your other corals.

 

[pimpinitup6969]

Of course I mean the blue one.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

Of course I mean the blue one.

if/when you're in my area LMK and we'll see to it you get a frag

 

[pimpinitup6969]

Thanks alot! Maybe we could trade for a frag of another chalice.

 

[oneradtek202]

post jackers lol

i will obviously let you know if any differences are seen. getting the whole thing out will definitely be a fun time lol

 

[pimpinitup6969]

Haha sorry about that buddy!