00W's AIO Smorgasbord

[Rocks reef]

Hi Rock!

Hey Tom!!

 

[kevgib67]

Hello smorgasbord. Man Kevin, I'm hating the fact that this has gotten no better for you. Dialysis isn't helping you feel any better, brother?

Good afternoon John! Hey, any clue what par you keep your Stylophora and anacorapora under? I want to place them near 350+ par if they can handle it or slowly acclimate them to that level if it’s doable.

 

[Üter]

If your buying, I'll DM my address to have it delivered. I appreciate this Paul, thank you!

I'm sure Tim will frag a few Buck for you as well.

 

[kingranch2003]

Good afternoon John! Hey, any clue what par you keep your Stylophora and anacorapora under? I want to place them near 350+ par if they can handle it or slowly acclimate them to that level if it’s doable.

I'd say that's almost exactly the par they're in. 300 up to 350. One colony was actually growing up to the light and almost out of the water

 

[kingranch2003]

Hi John!

Hello Tom!

 

[kingranch2003]

Hello Smorgs!

Good afternoon Rock!

 

[kevgib67]

I'd say that's almost exactly the par they're in. 300 up to 350. One colony was actually growing up to the light and almost out of the water

I emailed WWC to see what they were sitting under so I would know if I needed to acclimate them to that par but they haven’t responded. I’ll probably acclimate them anyway just quicker since yours do well at that level. Thanks John.

 

[tharbin]

I didn't even think of that!! I'll do that. Thank you Kevin

As Kev said a diamond blade Dremel should work fine. You might also want to check local reef clubs. Our reef club (AZFRAG) has a coral saw that members can borrow. It takes a little planning but unless you frag often it makes more sense than buying one.

 

[kingranch2003]

Haven’t started it yet, not sure what is the holdup.

Unbelievable man, I know (albeit second hand) what you're dealing with. You're positivity has been amazing through all of this, but you deserve better.

 

[kevgib67]

Unbelievable man, I know (albeit second hand) what you're dealing with. You're positivity has been amazing through all of this, but you deserve better.

Thanks John.

 

[kevgib67]

If your buying, I'll DM my address to have it delivered. I appreciate this Paul, thank you!

Ya even if Paul wasn’t buying it for you Rock I’d probably go with this, it’s only a few bucks more than a dremel.

 

[kingranch2003]

I emailed WWC to see what they were sitting under so I would know if I needed to acclimate them to that par but they haven’t responded. I’ll probably acclimate them anyway just quicker since yours do well at that level. Thanks John.

This is the way! If I had the space too, I would've started them in lower par. What I did notice was that the yellow was deep, bright, and consistent at any par level I tried

 

[kingranch2003]

As Kev said a diamond blade Dremel should work fine. You might also want to check local reef clubs. Our reef club (AZFRAG) has a coral saw that members can borrow. It takes a little planning but unless you frag often it makes more sense than buying one.

That's pretty cool right there

 

[steveschuerger]

I’ve fragged my torches and other euphyllia many times. A dremel with a diamond blade works great. Cuts through the skeleton like it’s butter. Probably less expensive.

That’s what I used in the past. They have have Chinese knock off dreamers at Amazon that work well.

 

[CoralB]

Good morning y'all

Afternoon Wes !

 

[CoralB]

Maggs says good morning.

Hi Sven !

 

[CoralB]

Morning y'all!
Welcome to Monday!
Peace to you all my friends!

Afternoon Joel !

 

[CoralB]

Good Morning CB!

Afternoon Tom !

 

[CoralB]

Ok, I'm awake. Still laying around and intend to not move much today. Sorry you're feeling rough Kev. I feel like trash myself.

Hi Tim !

 

[CoralB]

That's pretty cool right there

Hey John !