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Honestly, Im surprised I still have him, he was the last of the last and about 5-6 months ago he was less than the size of a crushed pea, he's since done a complet 180 as you see now.
funman1
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Nice pics.
But Holy cow man, we need to start a buy Justin an emerald crab fund!!! I didn't think you could have that much bubble coral in a tank. I FREAK out if I find one bubble on my rocks and obsesivley remove it ASAP. But I'm weird like that
The Pics look awesome!!
~Steve~
But Holy cow man, we need to start a buy Justin an emerald crab fund!!! I didn't think you could have that much bubble coral in a tank. I FREAK out if I find one bubble on my rocks and obsesivley remove it ASAP. But I'm weird like that
The Pics look awesome!!
~Steve~
I might just have to rent a foxface after Im done renting this sea hare 
Justin74
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Thanks, seems like theres a little more interest in them and Ive been seeing some really stunning morphs come into the hobby lately.
And that tonga branch I have a few of my SPS on, the one with the sea hair climbing up? All that algae is gone!:celeb1:
Now its allowing me to get more of the bubble algae out, which is very cool too. For awhile I was pretty much stuck in a cycle, macro was collecting detritus feeding the hair algae, couldnt get the hair algae till I got all the macro out, couldnt get the bubble out till I got the macro and hair. So now that the sea hair trimmed all the hair, the macro is alot easier to follow and pull out, inturn making it easier to get the bubble out
Btw, I'll have that sea hair ready for the club meeting John(jlfnjlf), I was really aprehensive at first just due to there size and the stories of them nocking things over, but he has been nothing less than a model citizen, and gracefully glides right over the loose frags without nocking anything over.
Heres a nice 2 toned frogspawn, unfortunately I cant get the pic too crisp other wise youd see some of the tips actually have pink and green swirls where it couldnt make up its mind to go pink or green
Some odd reason this frogspawn is just growing and doing great while the one Ive had for a year now(purple tip) is down to its last polyp(of 5), soo weird the polyps just slough off, with clean bone underneath, no brown jelly, but definant necrosis. Very confusing, at first I thought something was picking the polyp clean, but one by one over a period of a month theyve been sloughing off confusing the hell out of me.
-Justin
And that tonga branch I have a few of my SPS on, the one with the sea hair climbing up? All that algae is gone!:celeb1:
Now its allowing me to get more of the bubble algae out, which is very cool too. For awhile I was pretty much stuck in a cycle, macro was collecting detritus feeding the hair algae, couldnt get the hair algae till I got all the macro out, couldnt get the bubble out till I got the macro and hair. So now that the sea hair trimmed all the hair, the macro is alot easier to follow and pull out, inturn making it easier to get the bubble out
Btw, I'll have that sea hair ready for the club meeting John(jlfnjlf), I was really aprehensive at first just due to there size and the stories of them nocking things over, but he has been nothing less than a model citizen, and gracefully glides right over the loose frags without nocking anything over.
Heres a nice 2 toned frogspawn, unfortunately I cant get the pic too crisp other wise youd see some of the tips actually have pink and green swirls where it couldnt make up its mind to go pink or green
Some odd reason this frogspawn is just growing and doing great while the one Ive had for a year now(purple tip) is down to its last polyp(of 5), soo weird the polyps just slough off, with clean bone underneath, no brown jelly, but definant necrosis. Very confusing, at first I thought something was picking the polyp clean, but one by one over a period of a month theyve been sloughing off confusing the hell out of me.
-Justin
