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wow lots of pics...looking GREAT!!!!!
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i love this dendro it is so easy to take a pic of.
hear are 2 new ones with out flash with flash |
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It looks great. How often are you target feeding yours?
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12/17/2005, 03:07 PM | #104 |
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thanks. that means a lot from you
some weeks daily and some times when i feel lazy every other day |
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shane 1111,
How long have you had the high fin shrimp gobies (http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...cfm?pCatId=181) together with the dart/firefish (http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...cfm?pCatId=168)? Do they ever pester each other in any way? Also, did you pair off the highfins yourself or did you buy them as mated pair, how can you tell the difference between the sexes?
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12/17/2005, 03:43 PM | #106 |
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the hi fin moved in that tank a month ago. but i have owned him for 2 years. the hi fins lived as a pare in my 6 gallon tank for almost 2 years but when I put them in my 50 they fought. I pared them my self.
the fire fish don't bother him to much. before I had a orange spot goby in this tank and he wasn't bothered much. the orange spot is now in my 75g tank |
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How can you tell the difference between the male and female highfin?
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12/17/2005, 03:51 PM | #108 |
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that i dont know.
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12/17/2005, 07:39 PM | #109 |
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Shane those are great pics. I think the dendro is my fav. I want one of those in my tank (some day...) The sun corals are really cool too, but those sound like a little more maintenance than the dendro huh?
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there is a little more maintenance in keeping sun corals but they are still worth it
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orange R. yuma
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dendro
captive raised pink brain |
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SuperNerd yes it was fraged. it grew off a dead skeleton. like a plate coral
i got it off a big mother colony |
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Cyphastrea
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Black Cap Basslet
high fin shrimp goby Last edited by shane 1111; 12/21/2005 at 08:24 AM. |
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tri-color Seneca
it used to be purpule with green polyps |
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You've got lots of nice pieces in that tank of yours.
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Thanks Marc
Marc did i show you that red/pink ORA acro that i won at macna. well in the Seneca pic the last piece has died it is right below the Seneca. i told Amy i dident want a stick. $100 in raffle tickets dead! i want to cry! |
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I hate that. I have a coral that I bought a month ago that is going up on smoke now. Why? I don't have any idea. My water is pretty darn perfect. Sigh.
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i have ben trying to ID my Cyphastrea i think it is a Cyphastrea serailia or Cyphastrea chalcidicum
or Cyphastrea microphthalma what does every one think? |
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What about a Diploastrea? Those corals look similar to a Diplo. However, your frag looks too small to ID currently.
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