Search results

Just FYI, those are softies and not LPS good luck with search! I have some JF raunchy reds if you want

Looks like a Corky Finger Gorgonian (or a similar gorgonian)

Great looking Dendros! A bit off tangent, but what snails are the baby ones on the glass?

As most of my equipment I use right now are almost a decade old, I would have to put my money behind those. reef octopus Vortech Kessil I do have complaints about the reef octopus CaRX as it’s an early gen, but it works, and my Kessil is more than a decade old so it’s struggling and doesn’t...

Do you mean Berghia? Lettuce? Or any Nudi

It seems like a smaller tank, maybe 20-40 gallons, so I reckon it’s worth fixing up yourself

Got to get a new piece of glass the same exact size. scrape away any old silicone, and I mean COMPLETELY. reseal with new silicone

Sent you DM!

The cyano?

The BTA rock is sold, I have BTAs still (4 Rose and 1 Rainbow) for $10, I can meet at the CFM tomorrow!

Sent DM!

Also are these the bernardopora ones or true gonis?

Looks like everyone missed the mark :ROFLMAO: I blame the fact that it was mounted that way and there was no growth yet

I know it’s off topic but I really do want to discourage you from getting an Achilles unless you really know what you are doing. You need a big tank that is disease free and has some really high water movement. it will not live for long otherwise

on that note, I also want a montastrea cavernosa but I know that’s a tall ask as well

Galaxea? I saw your post on R2R, one of the extra pics there actually makes it look like a lepto. You can also message AquaSD probably and they will know for sure

I got a very similar piece a while back that has the patterning and the shape, but the color is more of a bluish pink or a typical bubble coral and not the dark blue I see in that article.

A colorful colony of Snake Polyps! I saw one at Reef Lounge years ago, but never got it. I am a sucker for weird looking coral. Also, this deep blue bubble coral: https://reefbuilders.com/2020/03/02/plerogyra-diabolotus-the-devils-bubble-coral-in-our-reef-tank/

They're called light diffuser panels just in case you did not know. you can imagine my surprise when I first got in the hobby, the troubled look on the employees' faces when I looked for egg crates at Home Depot! I also suggest DIYing your own frag rack out of acrylic if you can. Just one...

I’ve been calling it and confirmed with suppliers that it’s a bernardopora, but I’ve also heard people call it a micro goni as well. the fact they do not play nicely with Gonis though definitely makes me vote for a bernardopora. great looking frags though. GLWS