simpleman
Reefing newb
- Location
- Grass Valley CA
Congrats Ray! You know your savings account is gone right? At least mine is, corals are like drugs you can't get enough.
1st new coral !!
- Thread starter RAYRAY
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RAYRAY
Tiny Tank Club A+ Member
- Location
- Lindenwold,NEW JERSEY USA
yeah... I hear that. I might start adding some zoos for the bottom to add color and I was looking at a couple trumpet corals and green star polyps.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
All of those would be great choices, Ray. Trumpets are one of my favorites, and GSP and zoos grow like crazy.
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Cuba, New York
Careful with the gsp Ray they grow like wildfire and can take over a system if left unchecked great looking shrooms and a rock with nice coraline to boot!
cthegame
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- California
Very nice add. I also waited 9-10 months till i had my first coral. I fee more secure when i go really slow.
RAYRAY
Tiny Tank Club A+ Member
- Location
- Lindenwold,NEW JERSEY USA
me too !!!!! thanks, At least I'm not the only one LOL
lightcs4
Loving to learn
- Location
- Upstate NY
Yesterday the guy at the LFS asked why I was waiting so long to get corals (it's been six months and my first will probably be next month, then quarantined a month). When I told him I would rather go slow and do things right he mentioned he wished more people would take that approach.
Your doing it right:Cheers:
Your doing it right:Cheers:
RAYRAY
Tiny Tank Club A+ Member
- Location
- Lindenwold,NEW JERSEY USA
My mushroom corals seem to almost be reach towards the top off the tank. Should I raise then up more?? Also I am assuming that they will look different from time to time. I notice one wasn't full as normal.
yote
In Memoriam
I'd leave them closer to the bottom.To much light might cause them to stay closed more.
And its normal for them to look"not so full" at times.
And its normal for them to look"not so full" at times.
