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  1. #11
    Sea~Horse~Whisperer - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Sea~Horse~Whisperer - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    last 3 :D

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    BUGZME - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    Nice corals! It looks like they are all doing great.
    THANKS JEFF
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    Sea~Horse~Whisperer - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Thanks,

    The one that surprised me was the fox coral. It has 6 mouths. I wasn't expecting that, lol.

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    davejnz - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    That Nemenzophyllia(fox) is beautiful,keep it in low light and it will thrive.My LFS always puts them under bright lighting and they always recede.

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    dakar - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Looks like you got some great pieces of coral there. The Fox's are really an intersting critter to watch... we started with two, a pink and green, each about 1.5", lost the green to a hungry crab but the pink now spreads an easy 8".
    Grow'm all up!
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    Sea~Horse~Whisperer - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    I have the fox kinda pushed under a rock ledge. Not too many shady spots in my tank. I see a redo of the aquascaping in the near future. Probably Tuesday or Wednesday.

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    Reptoreef - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    After you rescape, let me suggest leaving the lights off for that day... you're gonna be kicking up alot of detritus and putting phosphates back up for a bit. Just run that skimmer hard(kinda wet) and throw in a couple of extra powerheads to keep circulation high(any settling will just fuel an additional HA bloom).
    There's nowhere else I'ld rather be... unless, of course, you're buying

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    Sea~Horse~Whisperer - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Thanks Repto. I just did a water change today with the new oceanic salt. I'm not going to re aquascape the entire tank. Just a few of the top rocks so there are some shaded spots for the low light corals. The fox is about the only thing that seems to dislike the bright light. Since I can't get it any lower in the tank I will just have to give it an umbrella.

    All of the new corals seem to be doing great. The only one I'm concerned about is the galaxea. It doesn't seem to open up as much as the rest of them. Any suggestions on the proper care of this coral would be appreciated.


    Angie

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    Reptoreef - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    I posted on your "galaxea" thread.

    Repto
    There's nowhere else I'ld rather be... unless, of course, you're buying

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