Sps pics...

[Admiraltian]

Very poisonous thread indeed.

[weihsiang]

Nice deepwater pics What lights do u use tht79 ?

[Kakani]

Sharing my Deepwater Acropora

 

All this from lck?

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[tht79]

Overwhelmed with so many poison here. But sadly only can admire as skill still not there yet.

With Passion and Patience, get around to learn frm sps senior, one day you will master the skill.

Very poisonous thread indeed.

You may need to get some more antidote"sps" to encounter the poison.

Nice deepwater pics

What lights do u use tht79 ?

Im using 7sets of my self-customize full spectrum Par38 & one se250w mh.

All this from lck?

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Those deepwater acro are the few shipment frm lck.

Hopefully more deepwater acro will be coming to our shore again.

[tht79]

Sharing my aussie sps

[tht79]

continue

[tht79]

Aussie favourites sps

[Firestarter]

Thanks for sharing your tank params. Very very nice sps you have there!

[veliferium]

Great Aussie SSC you have there!

[yellowtang]

Hello,

For more sharing

All top down shots !

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The echinata on the 3rd picture is pure excellence. White body with blue tips bottlebrush. Sad that I can't keep one alive for more than 6 months.

Yt.

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[tht79]

The echinata on the 3rd picture is pure excellence. White body with blue tips bottlebrush. Sad that I can't keep one alive for more than 6 months.

Yt.

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Yt' thats A.horrida.

I had lost my echinata two months ago during a chemical warfare in my tank.

Echinata is truly an challenge!

[tht79]

Happy New Year!

[yellowtang]

Yt' thats A.horrida.

I had lost my echinata two months ago during a chemical warfare in my tank.

Echinata is truly an challenge!

Tht79, I am referring to weihsiang's Sps pics. Anyway , you are right, Aussie echinata is the most challenging Sps of all. Maybe we can share a nice one in the next Aussie shipment?

Cheers,

Yt

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[honkit]

Yt' thats A.horrida. I had lost my echinata two months ago during a chemical warfare in my tank. Echinata is truly an challenge!

You have a wonderful collection of montiporas. Regarding a. Echinatas in particular those from Australian waters, they have a preference for 20kk lighting and are docile corals in contrast to more invasive acropora species such as a. Millepora and a. Yomgei.

[tht79]

Tht79, I am referring to weihsiang's Sps pics. Anyway , you are right, Aussie echinata is the most challenging Sps of all. Maybe we can share a nice one in the next Aussie shipment?

Cheers,

Yt

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Silly me" I may need to put on an eyeglass.lol

Yt, we may have to look out for this beauty on the next shipment.

Cheers

[tht79]

You have a wonderful collection of montiporas.

Regarding a. Echinatas in particular those from Australian waters, they have a preference for 20kk lighting and are docile corals in contrast to more invasive acropora species such as a. Millepora and a. Yomgei.

Thank you honkit.

Can you share more on this beauty requirement?

Cheers

[honkit]

Thank you honkit.

Can you share more on this beauty requirement?

Cheers

I have an 8-inch tall a. echinata colony (aussie waters) and after a few relocations in my tank, I find it prefers a mid to high level position on my rockscape, turbulent flow but not as demanding of it compared to the likes of its Australian cousins A.spathulatha and strawberry shortcake (A. microclados) and lighting with a bluish spectrum.

Typical SPS coral requirements i.e. stable dkh levels, clean water, etc naturally apply.

On a side note, australian SPS corals regardless of species are more demanding of clean and stable conditions compared to their Indonesian counterparts.

[tht79]

I have an 8-inch tall a. echinata colony (aussie waters) and after a few relocations in my tank, I find it prefers a mid to high level position on my rockscape, turbulent flow but not as demanding of it compared to the likes of its Australian cousins A.spathulatha and strawberry shortcake (A. microclados) and lighting with a bluish spectrum.

Typical SPS coral requirements i.e. stable dkh levels, clean water, etc naturally apply.

On a side note, australian SPS corals regardless of species are more demanding of clean and stable conditions compared to their Indonesian counterparts.

Bro honkit, thanks for sharing your experience.

I might look out for the beauty again.

Cheers

[tht79]

continue sharing my collections

[yellowtang]

continue sharing my collections

Steam....

Yt

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[Kelvin81]

Very nice!! Poisonous thread.. but still follow