By the looks of your pictures is keep don't whatever you're doing.
Thanks Pife.
Every time I open your thread I see a better and better and better .....tank !!!
Amazing !!!
Cheers
Daniel
Thanks for visiting Daniel!
This is an awesome FTS Mark. Well done. Are you happy with growth rates?
Yep, can't really complain. I wish the slimer would grow slower and I wish some more difficult acros would grow faster.
Wow. Honestly your tank has come a long way. I'd be so happy to have my tank look as good as yours is looking right now. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks Sahin, it's been a long road.
So corals looked even better yesterday with the pink acro getting a nice pink shine back with purplish growth tips. Is it all MicroE? I think more water changes would have fixed this as well. The difference between 3 days ago and now is pretty remarkable.
Cousin It has regained the nice red but continues to look stressed with very little polyp extension. What in the world is wrong with this coral?
My brown frags from the maricultured piece, both of them, are now such a rich brown they appear to have been dipped in chocolate. :facepalm: I am half tempted to move Cousin It down lower and put one of these right under the light at 500 PAR and see what happens.
The Xenia continues to slowly take over and only the slimer can fend it off. It looks like a war zone where the xenia moved in too close and has been nuked down to a pile of tan goo on the rock. I suspect the blue stag could defend itself as well after seeing a frag in the sandbed kill half of a monti it fell on. I'm always amazed at how defensive healthy acros can be.
I visited the makeup aisle in Walmart and bought a nice pair of large tweezers type things with a flat head that should make pulling the Xenia out a little easier. The ladies where most impressed I chose the Revlon version rather than some generic for a few bucks less. They did seem confused, though, when I explained I thought these would hold up better in salt water. :jester: