Ok so this is a Confetti...my second piece after the first one died. Being that it’s my second one makes it the most expensive coral I own or at least that’s the way I look at it. Anyway this one is doing a heck of a lot better than the first piece. It’s encrusting nicely and seems to have some vertical growth as well. Cant wait for it to grow up.
does anyone else have this piece? If so what kind of par are you giving it?
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Agree, I think it’s one of the best looking acros out there! What kind of par are you giving it?I have a similar sized frag of this and the red on it is like no other red acro. The pics you see of it online are real! Such a good piece.
nothing brings our colors in acans like a kessilHere’s a sweet acan. I wish I knew if this one had a name. I’m guessing it’s just a rainbow acan. Got this one as a freebie from a tck order a while back. When it came in it was the size of a pea and was only half a head. I’d say it’s done pretty well since then.
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You should play around with building one! You could get away with 1/4" glass, but 3/8" would look pretty slick.I’m actually thinking of adding another tank. It would be a separate system but not as large as my current system and not really a frag tank. kinda in between.
I’m thinking a reef ready tank around 36x18x12. Do you guys have any tank manufacturer suggestions?
I definitely thought about what you did but don’t think I have the skill to accomplish something like that.You should play around with building one! You could get away with 1/4" glass, but 3/8" would look pretty slick.
New corals look awesome, BTW. Love the favia!
I definitely thought about what you did but don’t think I have the skill to accomplish something like that.
Has anyone heard of Seapora tanks? They sell them at Aquarium Adventure and are affordable but wondered how their quality is.
That’s kind of what I thought when I was looking at them in person. Thanks!Seapora is roughly the same quality as Deep Blue. They hold up fine!
So after a little bit of research I kind of like the 34 gallon Seapora. It’s dimensions are 36x18x12, it’s reef ready and has a corner overflow . Now i just need to see where I can buy in person. Not really interested in having a tank shipped to me.@xmoji let me know what you come up with as I want another smaller RR tank no bigger than 55g 40 would be ideal.