Cheryl's JBJ.

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  1. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    Just doing some growth shots:

    Jan 2nd.
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    Jan 15th.
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    Still no coralline algae :-/ I just do not get it, values good, lighting good and all I can grow is cyanbacteria and GHA. Going to have to get a phosphate kit and see what is up.

    Top down of new Millepora.

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  3. exactlyobp

    exactlyobp Giant Squid

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    The RPs still growing. Thats an awesome growth in less than two weeks, Cheryl! New millie looks very happy too.

    Speaking of, Im trying to get a decent sized RP frag from LFS.
     
  4. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    Hey Shin,

    The growth is actually my Christmas Millepora, but I do not think it's a Millepora.

    It is the second fastest grower in the tank, put not a tabling.
     
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    exactlyobp Giant Squid

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    OH haha thanks :) but ya it looks a bit different than regular millie..
     
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    Nvizn Montipora Digitata

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    Looking good!
     
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  7. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    :) Thank you Nvizn.

    Same corals, some polyps, different day.

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    Of note, I cleaned the tank significantly this weekend. A couple hours of doing so I notices small flatworms on the surface of the glass. They seem to be a type that lives in the sand and are harmless. Smaller than your typical FW, it was a tad concerning for a brief moment.
     
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    Seems like every picture you post has awesome pe, I'm jealous lol, looking good.
     
  10. HeiHei29er

    HeiHei29er Gigas Clam

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    Is the green one a Mille? Looks down right "furry"!

    I get those little flat worms after a glass cleaning too. Seems like they're the first thing back on the glass and it doesn't take them long.
     
  11. Corailline

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    Thanks Chris, it's the chemicals. :)

    Yes it's a Millepora.

    Divers Den advertised it as "Bushy", that seems to be accurate. :)

    The presence of any FW gives me pause. These ones are quick and tiny. I like the fact that it means my tank is now starting to show some bio-diversity after 3 months since nuke.

    Stomatella have made an appearance.

    Coralline is finally starting to spring up although sparingly.
     
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    HeiHei29er Gigas Clam

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    Definitely looks and sounds like you've got it on the right track. Sit back and let it grow from here. :)