jeffbrig
Premium Member
Well, the corals have done quite well while the tank sits fishless. I had the camera out today, so I took a few shots.
Here's the purple acro w/green polyps. Unfortunately, the higher light it's getting lately seems to have made the purple fade except for the extreme tips. I'm going to move this down a bit and see if comes back. This piece is descended from a Garf colony, and may be the Purple Bonsai, which tend to color up better in low light.
Here's my blue tenuis, darker than it's been in a while. It was a little pale before I replaced my bulbs last month.
This ORA pink mille frag browned out when I brought it home, but has come back very strong in the past few weeks. I just love this color! The tips have just exploded with growth recently.
This acro has become of my favorites, and I have no idea what species it is. It's a Bali aquaculture piece - dense bushy growth form, fuzzy cream-colored polyps and deep blue tips.
And a closer view
That's all for now. (And maybe, just maybe, some pieces of these will find their way to the frag swap
)
Here's the purple acro w/green polyps. Unfortunately, the higher light it's getting lately seems to have made the purple fade except for the extreme tips. I'm going to move this down a bit and see if comes back. This piece is descended from a Garf colony, and may be the Purple Bonsai, which tend to color up better in low light.
Here's my blue tenuis, darker than it's been in a while. It was a little pale before I replaced my bulbs last month.
This ORA pink mille frag browned out when I brought it home, but has come back very strong in the past few weeks. I just love this color! The tips have just exploded with growth recently.
This acro has become of my favorites, and I have no idea what species it is. It's a Bali aquaculture piece - dense bushy growth form, fuzzy cream-colored polyps and deep blue tips.
And a closer view
That's all for now. (And maybe, just maybe, some pieces of these will find their way to the frag swap
)
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