Xenia
A really good website on propagation techniques is www.garf.org
They are committed to preserving reefs through propagation and give many different ways to cut and mount xenias (and many other species) to move on to other tanks. Don't hit the garden for rocks (made that mistake 15years ago, expensive lesson) as the trace metals can really leach out into the tank and kill just about everything. Best thing is to check out garf. They also show how to create your own "plugs" that are reef safe and can be used to pile around your xenia colony.
A really good website on propagation techniques is www.garf.org
They are committed to preserving reefs through propagation and give many different ways to cut and mount xenias (and many other species) to move on to other tanks. Don't hit the garden for rocks (made that mistake 15years ago, expensive lesson) as the trace metals can really leach out into the tank and kill just about everything. Best thing is to check out garf. They also show how to create your own "plugs" that are reef safe and can be used to pile around your xenia colony.
