Hey guys I just wanted to get some opinions on some sps corals.

[Djames707]

Tank pics

 

[Djames707]

Took a lil longer then expected

 

[Djames707]

So i got a red mille and a blue and green tenius. Has anyone had any experience with tenius

 

[Djames707]

Since my red mille has been doing so well i went ahead and placed an order with Unique Corals and ordered 4 pieces. I ordered a stylophora, pocillopora, an acropora multiacuta and a frag of the Ora borealis. The care for the multiacuta was listed as easy, has anyone had experience with it before? And what about the borealis? Is that one a really difficult? I've wanted to get a frag of that for a while now. I'm pretty sure I won't have any issues with the other 2 I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with the 2 acros and if so any advice they can give would be awesome. Thanks again for all the posts.

 

[brett7768]

if you are looking for easier to keep acros your best bet is to go with aquacultured stuff like ORA. they will be much hardier than wild frags

 

[roberto_lopes]

All the corals are easy. Sustaining high quality water is challenging.

+1

That's a well said phrase my friend

 

[Art13]

I know bulk reef supply carry's a kit i just got for dosing, nothing is automated but it is very simple, gives you three jugs, two measuring cups and two squirt nozzles. Enough supplies to make three gallons of additives for calc and alk each as well as 1 gallon of mag, also comes with three extra mag additive pouches that make 20 ounces each. I just picked it up a week ago, very cheap and a good start before you get to dosing pumps and automation. I just spread the dosing throughout the day.