LPS-Dominated Dual Tank

[hmmm2]

Thanks and happy new year to you too bro 

14 hours ago, teck4300 said:

Nice collection and happy new year

 

Edited January 1, 2020 by hmmm2

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More random shots:

[Ashtrax]

On 9/13/2019 at 1:12 PM, hmmm2 said:

And so today I saw that the golden torch is not opening as big as it usually does. I went closer and saw some white spherical stuff on it:

 

A quick search on google revealed that the torch may be spawning, what do you guys think?

Where you got the torch from?

[hmmm2]

4 hours ago, Ashtrax said:

Where you got the torch from?

Iwarna, 4 years ago 

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Last few shots to end the first day of 2020:

24K Golden Torch 

 

Bugatti Chalice

Tri-Colour Platygyra

Holygrail Torch 

 

[Harlequinmania]

Are those Australia gold torch?

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[hmmm2]

1 hour ago, he said:

Are those Australia gold torch?

Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app
 

24K is Australia 

Holygrail is Indo

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Top down shot of the acro section:

[hmmm2]

It’s been a while, took some random shots today:

1. FTS - with algae issues on the left side

 

2. LPS/softie section

Normal shot:

Slightly Angled shot

 

Top View

 

Closed up of the fav torch

[superdoggiemojo]

awesome

[hmmm2]

Had a chat with a few fellow reefers and they lamented that beautiful corals are very difficult to keep. But I feel that there are simple corals which are equally beautiful, so I’ve decided to take some close-ups of such corals:

 

1. Pipe organ coral - very interesting “soft corals” which also have a skeletal structure:

 

2. Cloves - can really take over the tank once it’s established. Heard from some reefers that FF cloves, however, is very sensitive and tends to “melt” in their tanks 

 

3. Toadstool leather - will close up for a period of up to 1 week, during which some reefers have told me that they threw it away, thinking that it’s dead. But no, please do not do that. It’s actually natural for them to close up occasionally, during which they’ll look waxy/shiny. 

 

4. Digitata - one of the easier sps one may try if they like the structure which such coral can build, to give your reef a more natural look. Pictured here is a true FF digitata, that has a green base. There has been some misIDs around, but a true FF digitata may still lose it’s green base due to non-optimal water/lighting conditions. I’d know that my water parameters is not on point if this coral doesn’t look too good - it’ll be the first to show. But it’s also hardy enough to bounce back once the conditions is back in order

Edited August 19, 2020 by hmmm2

[hmmm2]

Did a panorama to see if it gives better quality FTS:

[hmmm2]

Or may be a normal shot is better:

 

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Picked this up today:

Edited December 5, 2020 by hmmm2

[Davissimzt]

Picked this up today:

What coral is this

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[hmmm2]

19 minutes ago, Davissimzt said:

What coral is this

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It’s a bowerbanki

More details can be found here 

https://reefbuilders.com/2019/01/31/master-of-all-uca-homophyllia-bowerbanki-is-the-ultimum-lps-coral/

[hmmm2]

Today’s Top down shot of the bowerbanki, it’s a little more puffy now, after around ten days acclimatizing into its new environment 

 

It’s been kept under very very Low lighting 

[equiox]

On 12/5/2020 at 8:52 PM, hmmm2 said:

Or may be a normal shot is better:

 

Rescape? 

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44 minutes ago, equiox said:

Rescape? 

Yeah, getting too cluttered, so I sold off some frags and transferred some corals over to my 2-feet 

[Guest]

Or may be a normal shot is better:
 

Nice your water is so clear !


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4 hours ago, Willy Guccivera Yap said:

 

Nice your water is so clear !


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Thanks bro 

[hmmm2]

FTS of the 2-Feet:

[Guest]

The zoa on top of monti is something I don’t see everyday haha

[hmmm2]

1 hour ago, Willy Guccivera Yap said:

The zoa on top of monti is something I don’t see everyday haha

[equiox]

Agreed