nice big old frag

[toothman]

I thought it was funny, interesting when I took this foot long green stylo out of my tank to decorate. The frag plug was still on the bottom of the coral. Wish all my frags grew this big.




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[reefereef]

wow nice piece

 

[toothman]

it might also be a advertisement for hanna meter and salifert amino acids

 

[sandhog]

Wow that thing is huge!

 

[allsps40]

How did that tiny plug hold up that huge coral. LOL just kinding, funny.

 

[MammothReefer]

Wheres that thread where somebody said American frags are small compared to Canadian frags

 

[blakers82]

Lol

 

[oscarslr]

How long did that take

 

[toothman]

That frag was eventually placed in 30 inches of water on the bottom of my tank, it was purchased from upscales fish and reptile, the mount is a golf tee, not the regular kind. The frag was 1" and was purchased 4 yrs ago.


Since this video below I have taken the entire left side of the tank apart cleaned the rocks in tank water, replaced them and reaquascaped it. I am now more interested in adding granulosa, turaki, lokani, surharsonoi and what I would call smooth skin corals.
http://youtu.be/MdjoMLt8zKM

 

[TRENT_G]

Just watched the video. Very nice tank you have. Good job!

 

[toothman]

Seem like a step back but it is nice to remodel every couple of years, Just added 2 large pieces, paid too much for them.

http://youtu.be/K_Pip0R9mnU