Green Bird's Nest growth update

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  1. missionsix

    missionsix Super Moderator Staff Member

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    One month ago.
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  2. nemo1991

    nemo1991 Millepora

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    wwoaah nice, i like the pics!
     
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  3. wildreef

    wildreef Stylophora

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    growing very fast' shows what proper water parameters will do for corals !
     
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  4. Otty

    Otty Giant Squid

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    Very nice growth. Make sure you keep an eye on it because the second pic looks like you got some RTN'ing going on. That maybe some glue you used to fix it to the rock but make sure you keep an eye on it and dip in some Lugosi's if needed.
     
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  5. missionsix

    missionsix Super Moderator Staff Member

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    I'm pretty sure that dead area is from being embedded in my substrate. It's epoxied to rock/plug. I got tired of my conch knocking it over and wasn't quite sure where to place it. What is RTN'ing Otty?
     
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  6. baugherb

    baugherb Giant Squid

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    Nice pics!!!!
     
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  7. jptrson

    jptrson Feather Duster

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    RTN: Rapid Tissue Necrosis, Usally bleaching appears very white and flesh sort of falls away from skeleton. Small frags can rtn over night. If it's from substrate suffication it sould not spread and will even regrow. If it is RTN you'll need to frag about a 1/4" above the dead area.
     
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  8. R34dawn

    R34dawn Ocellaris Clown

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    those are really nice..I think my wife is goin to get me the lights.. so I can start
    with the cool stuff ;)
     
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  9. missionsix

    missionsix Super Moderator Staff Member

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    A little over a month later.
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  10. Daniel072

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    Good job Casey. Your tank has come a long way since you first started. I like it.
     
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