Hanging Coral Gardens???
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H.crispa
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BTW, check out this one I grew in my customary way-- attached to a plastic stick of some sort similar to how ORA does it. It is about 5 inches tall (about 3 times bigger than a typical ORA frag) and I am selling it for $25 if anyone is interested. Lots of branches, good color (although the picture does not show it that well and the color it will develop in your tank is directly dependent on the light intensity it receives) and from my recent experience, it will tolerate abyssimal water quality for at least 24 hours.
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8136731#post8136731 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by H.crispa
BTW, check out this one I grew in my customary way-- attached to a plastic stick of some sort similar to how ORA does it. It is about 5 inches tall (about 3 times bigger than a typical ORA frag) and I am selling it for $25 if anyone is interested. Lots of branches, good color (although the picture does not show it that well and the color it will develop in your tank is directly dependent on the light intensity it receives) and from my recent experience, it will tolerate abyssimal water quality for at least 24 hours.
I want it.
I will take it if Mary backs out.
Also you had some ULTRA pink in photos in the past. Can not remember cat's paw or bird's nest, I thought you ordered from LA - are they still around?
Not certain if buying from you is OK. Moving from your tank to mine would be like moving your beach chair under an umbrella.
Also you had some ULTRA pink in photos in the past. Can not remember cat's paw or bird's nest, I thought you ordered from LA - are they still around?
Not certain if buying from you is OK. Moving from your tank to mine would be like moving your beach chair under an umbrella.
H.crispa
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What kind of a setup do you have?
Here is a pink cat paw frag I have. $10 and its yours. It's only about an inch tall and it is a slow grower but it is certainly hardy. I think you'll agree the color is spectacular.
MCOX, it's yours. One of the biggest and best frags I've ever raised.
Here is a pink cat paw frag I have. $10 and its yours. It's only about an inch tall and it is a slow grower but it is certainly hardy. I think you'll agree the color is spectacular.
MCOX, it's yours. One of the biggest and best frags I've ever raised.
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I have a 210g display - 250wx2, 400wx1 (center), 320w of actinics, per gallon significantly less but all my SPS are on top in center, should be OK.
As for the frag, I will take it. I bought one soon after I saw yours. It came in healthy and............ tan - that sucked.
Have anything yellow fragged?
As for the frag, I will take it. I bought one soon after I saw yours. It came in healthy and............ tan - that sucked.
Have anything yellow fragged?
I want a pink frag 
H.crispa
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You have plenty of light. Yellow frags? Soon. but I have to be absolutely sure the shock is over for any particular coral before I will sell. I have a SUPER NICE yellow and green pocillopora frag I will let go in a month or so. It was taken from the parent colony seen here:
But the parent colony suffered some dammage so no go on that one yet. When I'm sure it's good to go, then YOU can be sure of that as well. I won't sell anything to anyone that I have any doubts about. I have a reputation to uphold afterall.
The yellow bottlebrush seen here:
Is almost completely destroyed. It was five or six times the size you see here when the power went out. I was just about to frag it. All that is left now are one 1/2 inch frag and one 1/4 inch frag. The rest is bleached-out bare skeleton with bryopsis growing on it. I don't know if it will recover but even if it does it will be at least 8 months or so before I can frag it with any confidence.
That's it for yellow stuff for now. I'll post when I get something worth having.
My purple tipped acro is still clinging on to life. I hope it makes it but I'm not holding my breath.
But the parent colony suffered some dammage so no go on that one yet. When I'm sure it's good to go, then YOU can be sure of that as well. I won't sell anything to anyone that I have any doubts about. I have a reputation to uphold afterall.
The yellow bottlebrush seen here:
Is almost completely destroyed. It was five or six times the size you see here when the power went out. I was just about to frag it. All that is left now are one 1/2 inch frag and one 1/4 inch frag. The rest is bleached-out bare skeleton with bryopsis growing on it. I don't know if it will recover but even if it does it will be at least 8 months or so before I can frag it with any confidence.
That's it for yellow stuff for now. I'll post when I get something worth having.
My purple tipped acro is still clinging on to life. I hope it makes it but I'm not holding my breath.
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