Official Micromussa lordhowensis (formerly Acanthastrea lordhowensis) Show Off Thread
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steveschuerger
I love Gonis and Euphyllia. Maybe too much
My Micromussa collection
Stormi2ider
Community Member
How often should I feed it?
Tired
2500 Club Member
Once every week or so should be good. Offer it whatever meaty food you give your fish- pellets, frozen mysis, that sort of thing.
encrustingacro
Valuable Member
Guess which one's been in captivity for the longest
Managed to snap a good shot of my very happy lord during contest photos today. Taken by iPhone 13 mini on ProCam app (WB turned up to 7000K), and sandmarc macro lens with orange filter over it. Absolutely no photo postprocessing/editing other than changing the frame to 4:3.
A couple of my favorites.
Yang’s Blue Paradise
Well-Known Member
RockBox13
Active Member
The Dogs of Lordtown
Nearly all of my Acans I picked in person at various wholesalers. There are a few from OMG Jesus, Reef Raft and Tong’s mixed in there too that I grew out and fragged. I’m sure I will find more as I try to get these photos organized into some kind of albums instead of having to scroll forever each time I want to find something.
Nearly all of my Acans I picked in person at various wholesalers. There are a few from OMG Jesus, Reef Raft and Tong’s mixed in there too that I grew out and fragged. I’m sure I will find more as I try to get these photos organized into some kind of albums instead of having to scroll forever each time I want to find something.
RockBox13
Active Member
Yoooo!!! Just noticed the name of another SPS Legend & Old School Keeper of the Fire in here with @snipersps too. I love the Lords you guys are working with, but the SPS that comes to mind is legendary. It was impossible for me to find the LOA Superman or that blue granulosa and any of sniper’s classics or deep water Acros. I did find a dark blue simplex I should have some pictures of. Much respect and thanks to you for all the history and photos, introducing some of the most well known and beautiful corals ever in the hobby, and tbe influence on me and my group of friends that really started to focus on “coloring up” Acros because so many of the frags you would see back then were just browned out. Thank you again for contributing to my lifelong addiction to reef aquariums!A couple of my favorites.
