Corailline's JBJ 28 gal. Acropora polyps.

This is a better picture of the pair. With three fish in the tank it seems like a perfect balance, for now anyway. There is a YWG and his tiger pistol, but the YWG has been gray with blue spots for 2 years now, and lives in a borrow with one huge bristle worm and the pistol.

 

Oh snap! They both are misbar!!!? You lucky dawg!!!

How do you acclimate with your light?

 

Luckly the lid on the JBJ has legs and you can adjust the hood.

1st time I changed bulbs, I cut photoperiod back, but still some bleaching.

2nd time, I tried adjusting the height of the hod, but still some bleaching.

So this time I am going to attack both ways.

 

I heard some people use screen (same as screen doors) over the tank to help with the light. I used when I went with LED lights and luckily had no bleaching. Might be worth a try. Love the tank

 

Thanks Kelley.

Yes I am probably gonna go that route as well. I am just being lazy I guess.

Porterville right next to Balch Home State Park, beautiful country.

 

I agree,lucky dawg!Those clowns are sweet!I'd give up all my other fish to make room for some of those! Love that red planet also,you have a tank to be proud of!Very nice.

 

That is very kind of grinder, thank you.

New steel blue acro, needs some lighting adjustments, but this pieces has a lot of potential.



New orange zoanthids and red mushroom.

 

Beautiful adds

 

Thank you 2in10. I wish the teal blue coloration of the new acropora came across better in the pictures.

I think I am done for awhile now.

 

Cool stuff, corailline. I really like the new acro!

If you want to get the colors to come across better, I would try Picasa. It's free, and has some "easy editing" features that I've used to help make the colors in my pics closer to reality.