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I have a 400 gal system set up with a 105 amp hour deep cycle marine battery. The battery is charged daily with 2 solar panels that will bring in up to 120 watts each. They run though a 30amp charge controller to the battery. This power is inverted through a 1500w 120 volt modified sine wave...

I am assuming there is no effect on the glass or acrylic it passes through?

I know of some mantis shrimp that can grow up to a foot and have been know to break lenses of dive cameras. Nasty buggers!!! I have had a Picasso trigger in my care for several years now and she is mean but putting her up a real large foot long mantis would be a sited to see. Hummm...

That guy is choice!!! Time to break out the chiller and put Red Lobster out of business. What was your location, boat or shore and method of catch, hoop net, free dive, SCUBA?

Simple answer from the seller:proud:

Thats why I ask, I have a similar Sarcophyton (Toad Stool) and don't care to buy doubles or similar colors. I have two sister colonies of the same coral in two seperate tanks with different ligting flow etc. and the laymen would see them as total different coral (growth, color). Lobophytum...

I take that as a yes, they are neon green Sarcoyphytons?

wana make sure its not one of the six i already have

Did anyone come up with a scientific classification for that peice? Looks like a common neon green Sarcophyton sp.

look what Walt Disney started

here are some wild colonie pics..... http://coralpedia.bio.warwick.ac.uk/en/corals/montastraea_cavernosa.html

thats the Palythoa caribaeorum

I haven't even seen the polyp but I got $20 on it, when can I pick it up? ha ha and the bidding starts

Zoas are constantly fusing in my systems as well. This brings up my next question, if it is unidentified or you have corals graft what gives one the right to personaly name that particular piece? So what if I can't get top dollar, it would be nice to name coral and have the lineage traced back...

Apples and Oranges, Potosythetic vs non, the only demand for non photosynthetc corals of this kind are impulse buyers or dedicated hobbiest who are willing to put in the time to keep them alive, Live Photo/Zoo plankton drips, massive water changes = No Demand. Also those corals are available...

Hope I don't find it, drives up the price of the piece

Bryan, I have other corals you might interested in trading for, have a look at my site, www.REEFERMANIA.com, all farmed from a greenhouse in Redlands.

what you got for trade?

I have Xenias and live in Rdlands here is a pic. $10 http://i1100.photobucket.com/albums/g406/ReeferMania/Frags4-1.jpg

ha, thanks man, break out the Dom P.