blueheaven

Yes, the recovery rate is superb After one day, I can see my frags going back into its circular shape And good idea to vent your anger too

Can't be a nudi Most likely a flatworm

Or it could be diatoms or cyano

You know, sometimes I wonder hoe LFSes get such nice looking corals in their display tank while what they sell does not even come close?? If I can get hold of the source, I may be able to have a good brood stock very soon.....

Hehe...yeah Currently we have a Life Sciences Research Laboratory, we have students growing crystals and making fruit wine. Now gonna have a new Coral Farm Yes that mystery school is..........Dunman Secondary!!!!!

Was told today that the chillers are not in yet so I'll have to wait another week Recently got so many nice corals but dare not buy and CANNOT buy cause I gotta save up for CR :(

I agree that its not the price matters but quality

Current Plans: 1) Get chiller tomorrow (hopefully it comes in) 2) Change MH bulbs to Phoenix 14kk 3) Save up for a CR 4) Add 2 more T5s to the tank 5) Frag more corals To expand my interest in the propagation of corals, I have sent a request to my school to set up a coral propagation unit. Tentative plans includes 3 fiberglass tubs with 400w halides and much more And once the system is ready, I will officially propagate corals for sale purposes. Captive propagated corals on your way guys!!!

Wow kudos to you

Hi guys, I am selling 2x 150w DE Dymax 10kk MH bulbs. Fired up only 3 times, total 15 mins Selling at $60 per bulb PM or SMS 96568361 if you are interested

Heard its some sort of poisonous

Zooplankton is a type of plankton Usually, plankton (microscopic organisms), are divided into 2 groups namely zooplankton (microscopic animals) and phytoplankton (microscopic plants)

Actually I don't really understand how corals assimilate amino acids Anyone can share a thought?

If you are using 6500k lights, the colours are most likely to be washed out as the fluorescent protein will be most "active" in the 450nm wavelength In short, the more of that wavelength you provide, the more they fluorence.

Go get a refractometer instead

I've got some pics at my tank's thread For steps you can search for an old thread by me on mushie propagation Basically, you just hold the rock of mushie upside down and the specimens will droop down so its easier to cut You have to cut closest to the disk and make it one clean cut You can either leave the disk to grow again or you can further cut the disk into pizza shaped frags but they will take longer to grow to full size I know that initially, you will feel uncomfortable about cutting the corals but do it once and you'll definately do it again

Phoenix for us? Hon did a review for us and if I'm not wrong, the AC bulb wrote "menufactured for aquaconnect" Too bad the blue signboard no stock when I went there

Wow cool. Any more pics?

My frags usually attach on a day or two. The most take 4-5 days Try placing it in a low flow place

Yeah was thinking of getting the ACs for my reef But don't seem to find it anywhere

The courage to try new methods and forge breakthroughs (it does happen....)

Review on Aquaconnect 14kk on RC looks good Any idea where I can get those?

You posted in the wrong forum

Red Discosoma frags available soon!!! This is my fragged piece

You can try focussing then zoom to the max but still keeping the focus