Thinking about switching to salt...

[RNeiswander]

New plate coral

I had to decide between the green and orange. Orange was bigger, and the green was cheaper...








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[RNeiswander]

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[the wizard]

Nice assortment.

 

[RNeiswander]

Nice assortment.

Thanks

I was supposed to buy an 8 gallon nano/bio cube this weekend, I drove darn near an hour to pick it up, and when I got there, the girl informed me that they had left to go get dinner. I was a bit angry. She pmed me on another forum saying if there was another time this weekend that I could pick it up let her know.

Not sure if I'm going to buy it now or not, but I will be more than happy to buy it for half price next time she comes to the lfs by me I really don't understand people sometimes.


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[greech]

Ya, that's infuriating! Nice fungia. Give it a few days and squirt a little mysis on it. They are fun to feed ! What is the 1st coral in post #193? Chalice?

 

[RNeiswander]

It's called a yellow rimmed turbinaria, if you google it, the first place that comes up is where I got it from. I hope it eventually looks like the pic lol.


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[RNeiswander]

View from the kitchen table




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Any idea what's going on with these zoas? The heads are open fine, just the polyps are flat, like they are sucked/smashed down into the rock




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[greech]

That happens from time to time. My zoas will have huge polyps for weeks and then shrink down for a few days. All corals have their phases it seems and sometimes it is the sign of new growth coming.