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    blasto - a "fairly rare coral"?

    Yeah, but that link isn't for a seller, that's what doesn't make sense.
    Post by: conjuay, May 21, 2008 in forum: LPS Corals
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    blasto - a "fairly rare coral"?

    I came across a site that listed blasto as a 'fairly rare coral', this seems incredible to me considering my month old colony has produced to new...
    Thread by: conjuay, May 21, 2008, 3 replies, in forum: LPS Corals
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    blasto - a "fairly rare coral"?

    I came across a site that listed blasto as a 'fairly rare coral', this seems incredible to me considering my month old colony has produced to new...
    Thread by: conjuay, May 21, 2008, 8 replies, in forum: LPS Corals
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    Slightly bigger than a golf ball, and in the tank one month, this colony produced two additional colonies in that first month!

    conjuay, May 21, 2008, 0 Comments
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    Two or three polyps shed by parent colony growing by the day!

    conjuay, May 21, 2008, 0 Comments
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    hair algea

    My tangs and foxface will pick at the thinnest, saddest looking algae on the rock, while lush, green clumps of hair algae wave at them from around...
    Post by: conjuay, May 20, 2008 in forum: Algae
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    Fast growing even in low light, this is a pretty and graceful coral. Wish I knew the actual variety!

    conjuay, May 20, 2008, 0 Comments
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    Fragging Kenya tree

    Not to thread-jack, but Omard, is that a 'humbug' damsel? (Dascyllus aruanus) My wife saw the picture and said "I WANT THAT!!!";D
    Post by: conjuay, May 18, 2008 in forum: Frags
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    Coral Trading Clubs in the Orlando Area???

    Why, yes... I know of one, the "Orlando Reef Caretakers Association", ORCA for short. Orlando Reef Caretakers Association Where are you in Orlando?...
    Post by: conjuay, May 18, 2008 in forum: Coral
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    So, Actinics are just for "THE look"?

    I agree, the PC's leave a lot to be desired, and will be replaced eventually w/T5's using separate reflectors. The PC's got the tank close to...
    Post by: conjuay, May 16, 2008 in forum: Reef Lighting
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    So, Actinics are just for "THE look"?

    From wet web media: <Higher K bulbs are better for what most want for aesthetics nowadays. Corals do better under the 10000K or even 6500K...
    Post by: conjuay, May 16, 2008 in forum: Reef Lighting
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    So, Actinics are just for "THE look"?

    I am running 260W of compact fluorescents (4 X 65) over a 100 long tank. I want to get a good deal of growth rather quickly without having to add...
    Thread by: conjuay, May 15, 2008, 13 replies, in forum: Reef Lighting
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    phosphate in coral skeletons?

    Well, that's good to know... The 'cup'coral skeleton seems to be an excellent hair algae grower, the best (Worst) algae grower in the tank. Thanks...
    Post by: conjuay, May 15, 2008 in forum: New To The Hobby
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