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Tests conducted using Salifert test kits Its amazing that the nitrate level is so low Anyway, here is the green SPS And you can see that my coralline project is paying off well

Water conditions: Ammonia---Undetectable Nitrite---Undetectable Nitrate---10ppm pH---8.2 Alkalinity---14 dkH Calcium---420 ppm Magnesium---1320 ppm Phosphate---Undetectable

Group shot

Macro shot: Still awaiting the polyps to extend The polyps of the purple specimen is white!!!!!

This specimen is supposed to be metallic green but my camera can't bring out its colour The colour you see here is an understatement of what it looks like

Got 2 SPS from Iwarna shipment Now sitting in my growout tank awaiting for glueing tomorrow

I'm just impressed by your mushies

Wow nice colours

Well it all depends on the oxygen saturation in your tank If the saturation is high, you might need a thicker DSB to restrict diffusion Remember, you want to achieve a lowly oxygenated area

Thanks a lot AT

No wonder i felt something was missing Can the mods change that?

Yup thats right

Ricordia Florida has no bumbs on the mouth Ricordia Yuma has bumbs up to the mouth

What I ment stronger lighting is compared to normal discosomas or rhodactis Of course MH can be used but the specimen must be placed far away from it

Yes, another factor would be acclimatization Some people just throw the rics into the tank and blast away with MH

Well, since you mentioned it, I am thinking of documenting the propagation of different corals and once its done, I hope that it'll benefit all of us. May organise fragging session in my house some while later

Hi guys, this is a survey for my school propagation unit Please be honest in your choice

Haiz everyone so "giam siap" I will frag the floridas when I get hold of a specimen But now urging those who have specimens which have reproduced, try to frag a piece. No harm trying right? (Do ensure you do it right) Sorry Jimng for invading your thread

Rics waste away sometimes because the reefers do not provide them with the necessary conditions to grow and thrive. Rics require much more lighting than other mushies and I sometimes see people placing them in shaded areas But with propagation, we can ensure that nice strains are retained and distributed.

Read my post in the aquaculture forum

CoralFarm has some but call first before going

Aquarama got sell LS meh?

You should start a growout tank like me

Yes i believe this would work on other types of mushies too Will start when i get a fishing line....

Can't believe got people have this name