Dr. Dendrostein
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Heavy blue light looks like yellow stereonephthya.
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Dr. Dendrostein
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Nice piece
@p@blo, @Dr. Dendrostein
Need help with this coral afraid I'm going to lose it.
It is white with yellow polyps. Got if over 4 months ago along with litophyton, Nephthea and stereonephthya.
They all where placed at bottom of DT with plenty of light and flow. They all have doubled in size except this one. It is still the same size as when I got it.
Was going to move it higher up. Then I was wondering if it is possibly a dendro.
I feed benepets, oyster feast and 2 types of phytoplankton.
Any help where to move it would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Need help with this coral afraid I'm going to lose it.
It is white with yellow polyps. Got if over 4 months ago along with litophyton, Nephthea and stereonephthya.
They all where placed at bottom of DT with plenty of light and flow. They all have doubled in size except this one. It is still the same size as when I got it.
Was going to move it higher up. Then I was wondering if it is possibly a dendro.
I feed benepets, oyster feast and 2 types of phytoplankton.
Any help where to move it would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Dr. Dendrostein
Marine fish monthly
Looks happy. @p@blo should know more about it.@p@blo, @Dr. Dendrostein
Need help with this coral afraid I'm going to lose it.
It is white with yellow polyps. Got if over 4 months ago along with litophyton, Nephthea and stereonephthya.
They all where placed at bottom of DT with plenty of light and flow. They all have doubled in size except this one. It is still the same size as when I got it.
Was going to move it higher up. Then I was wondering if it is possibly a dendro.
I feed benepets, oyster feast and 2 types of phytoplankton.
Any help where to move it would be appreciated.
Thanks.
That's what it look like when I got it.@p@blo, @Dr. Dendrostein
Need help with this coral afraid I'm going to lose it.
It is white with yellow polyps. Got if over 4 months ago along with litophyton, Nephthea and stereonephthya.
They all where placed at bottom of DT with plenty of light and flow. They all have doubled in size except this one. It is still the same size as when I got it.
Was going to move it higher up. Then I was wondering if it is possibly a dendro.
I feed benepets, oyster feast and 2 types of phytoplankton.
Any help where to move it would be appreciated.
Thanks.
This what it looks like now
Ok, thanks
Dr. Dendrostein
Marine fish monthly
So I have a cousin who's in the medical field. And his work moves him from state to state. So he gets a chance to visit different Reef stores. So he sends me only stereonephthya and lemnilia to care for him, till he gets home on vacation, then I ship them to him.. This just came in today it's stereonephthya has little yellow in it. Going into 7.5 gallon nano. Stay tune.
Stereonephthya from Vietnam.
Stereonephthya from Vietnam.
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Dr. Dendrostein
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Dr. Dendrostein
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Again, I have a cousin who's in the medical field. And his work moves him from state to state. So he gets a chance to visit different Reef stores. So he sends me only stereonephthya and lemnilia to care for him, till he gets home on vacation, then I ship them to him. 150 plus days and counting. 6 Pacific oysters, little dry rock,one skimmer, that's it. 7.5g nano.
What do you feed your corals?
Dr. Dendrostein
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One serving at midnight 1 gram powder food coral curry, powder whole milk,kelp, marine algae 2 microns, whole anchovies, all powder, mix together. In fish feeder. And 4 ml of red sea energy AB, at 6 pm. Every night. That it.
Not too shabby
Picture from Levi, nps reefer
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Where did you purchase Coral Curry?
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Dr. Dendrostein
Marine fish monthly
Blue Life USA product.
Coral Curry Coral Food - Blue Life
Coral Curry Coral Food A balanced marine powdered food formulation that supplies the nutrient requirements for corals, some fish and inverts that is very low in phosphates
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Got some of "pink kenya tree" from LFS, needs your Id?
1. This is what i thought be koji wada tree?
2.This is another one that i thought also be koji wada but not quite sure, it will shrink at night and inflate when the light is on. Got it from one of the local breeders who said it is easy to care though propagates not that quick
3. This one is actually quite tan in color under 12000k, this photo is taken under somehow violet conditions that makes it look quite "purple", could probably be lythopyhton?
4. This one is not that sure , thought it could be any other species , breeders claimed it photosynthetic but i quite doubt that
1. This is what i thought be koji wada tree?
2.This is another one that i thought also be koji wada but not quite sure, it will shrink at night and inflate when the light is on. Got it from one of the local breeders who said it is easy to care though propagates not that quick
3. This one is actually quite tan in color under 12000k, this photo is taken under somehow violet conditions that makes it look quite "purple", could probably be lythopyhton?
4. This one is not that sure , thought it could be any other species , breeders claimed it photosynthetic but i quite doubt that
How did you get them to respond to You? I have sent emails and even tried to sign up on their website, no response.Blue Life USA product.
Coral Curry Coral Food - Blue Life
Coral Curry Coral Food A balanced marine powdered food formulation that supplies the nutrient requirements for corals, some fish and inverts that is very low in phosphates
Dr. Dendrostein
Marine fish monthly
Have you tried message them thru IG?
That's how I've done it in the past . Keep us posted
