I guess many will have a centre piece coral or other inntheir tank, one that draws the eye directly to it. I never set out to have a centre piece as such in my tank but when I put a H.magnifica I certainly inadvertently created one.
My mag stands out much more than my RBTA close by which is no surprise. The magnifica nem certainly warrants the name magnificent. Mine is now around 15" in diameter and growing by the day.
Once in the new nem my common clowns left their RBTA and set up home in the mag and never went back. Of course the mag is the natural home for the common clown not the RBTA so it is no real surprise there.
I placed my mag on a thick branching dead coral piece that I originally intended to use as a platform for SPS frags but that went out the window with the purchase of the mag. Since introduction my nem has gone from strength to strength and grown half the size again since it's purchase.
I certainly got a good one and just had to buy it when I saw it in one of my LFSs. It looked darker in their holding tank and has since become lighter but still a lovely colour, my photos don't do it justice.
When people come into the living room it's the nem with resident clowns they are immediately drawn to. Yes it's my centre piece and what a magnificent animal it is.
My mag stands out much more than my RBTA close by which is no surprise. The magnifica nem certainly warrants the name magnificent. Mine is now around 15" in diameter and growing by the day.
Once in the new nem my common clowns left their RBTA and set up home in the mag and never went back. Of course the mag is the natural home for the common clown not the RBTA so it is no real surprise there.
I placed my mag on a thick branching dead coral piece that I originally intended to use as a platform for SPS frags but that went out the window with the purchase of the mag. Since introduction my nem has gone from strength to strength and grown half the size again since it's purchase.
I certainly got a good one and just had to buy it when I saw it in one of my LFSs. It looked darker in their holding tank and has since become lighter but still a lovely colour, my photos don't do it justice.
When people come into the living room it's the nem with resident clowns they are immediately drawn to. Yes it's my centre piece and what a magnificent animal it is.
