Birdlady's New Corals.....

Discussion in 'LPS Corals' started by Birdlady, Nov 19, 2004.

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  1. Birdlady

    Birdlady Finback Whale

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    Fletch,

    YAY!!! Just thought I would share in the joy!!! ;D
     
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  2. fletch

    fletch Kole Tang

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    ;DThank You ;D
     
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  3. Diver_1298

    Diver_1298 Eyelash Blennie

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    Try a pulsating Xenia. It has a wild appearance and is supposed to be easy to keep.
    I saw one today and wanted to buy it but I spent my money on another 30 pounds of liverock :D
    Jim
     
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  4. Birdlady

    Birdlady Finback Whale

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    That was my second coral!

    I got a green star polyp colony for free with my rock, then at the local reef club I got a frag of xenia, plus a frag of red zoanthids....all have been doing great so..I bought some new stuff! ;D

    Thanks tho! They are great! I am taking some frags of my frag already to the LFS...they give 3/4 store credit! They are trying to specialize in locally propagated corals! They just had their grand opening today, in fact!
     
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  5. Jason McKenzie

    Jason McKenzie Super Moderator

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    This is mine after a little trim
    ;)
     

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  6. Birdlady

    Birdlady Finback Whale

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    Nice piece!! of Frogspawn!!! and you say its been fragged like 8 times? Cool!

    If there is a clean and clear separation between branches, can that be fragged? How did you do it? Underwater? What did you use to break the skeleton?

    Thanks!
     
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  7. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    Way cool J!
     
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  8. Jason McKenzie

    Jason McKenzie Super Moderator

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    Here is the same pic with were I would frag it if I was going to.
    Right now it's at a good size but I may frag in a month or so
     

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  9. Craig Manoukian

    Craig Manoukian Giant Squid

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    Yikes no gloves!
     
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  10. reiple

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    Birdlady - wonderful choices. LPS corals which are hardy and with the right tank frags well.

    Nice coral Jason. And fragged it too!

    So Birdlady, what's your feeding plan? These corals are quiet a hungry lot!
    Again, congrats on your choices!

    Any plans on (yikes!) going advance? Like an Elegance? Maybe a Slipper?
     
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