some frags from Julio, thanks

[jessp]

here are a few sps frags that i got from Julio's awesome tank on tuesday.

<img src="http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b94/vbcoach22/pack016.jpg">

<img src="http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b94/vbcoach22/pack017.jpg">

and this piece is something i picked up but i'm not sure what it is, i know some type of sps, any id would be helpful and if it looks like it is dying let me know as well.

<img src="http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b94/vbcoach22/pack015.jpg">

 

[instrance]

Nice pieces

 

[gasman059]

A. milli. Wait and c for the color.

 

[jessp]

the color is not that great but i got it cheap and i have not kept sps so i'm just trying out w/ some cheaper stuff for now.
thanks for the i.d.

 

[gasman059]

perfect start IMO hardy coral. Good luck

 

[julioperez01]

Jess,
I see you mounted one frag on its side and another standing up... but the one mounted on its side seems just angled not really on its side. When you mount the frag on its side you are doing this to create a larger base for it to encrust over and then to branch out, but at an angle the contact amount of the frag touching the base is still the same as if you mounted it straight up ( its just angled )

 

[julioperez01]

I found this video here on Reef Central by Eric Borneman it is long but very informative
http://www.zooxanthellae.com/borneman.wmv

 

[julioperez01]

sorry wrong link

 

[jessp]

Julio,
I mounted it at the angle of the base. i didn't mount any sideways. they are looking good so far. we'll see in a few days.

 

[julioperez01]

cool...

Actually the link is the correct link for the video just enter the site then scroll down to video and you will see eric borneman fragging video.