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Any pics of the PM? I imagine the frags are already spoken for?
 
Any pics of the PM? I imagine the frags are already spoken for?

It’s a slow grower for sure but possibly end of this year I would have some. It tends to get green in lower lighting so I moved one I have on a tile back under a halide to see if it purples up more.
 
It’s a slow grower for sure but possibly end of this year I would have some. It tends to get green in lower lighting so I moved one I have on a tile back under a halide to see if it purples up more.
If there's a list, put me on it please! I'll check back in October
 
Earlier post you mention you lost HOTO, any explanation to why/how? or is it one of those that the heck moments! I just got one a month ago...
 
Earlier post you mention you lost HOTO, any explanation to why/how? or is it one of those that the heck moments! I just got one a month ago...
Not really sure. It was doing great and just RTN on me. I had a lower dip in phosphate that could have been responsible but not 100% sure. The new piece I picked up in February is doing great and coloring up well.

I have been aiming to keep nitrates between 15-20 and phosphates above 0.15 lately and it seems to be helping with coloration.
 
GB Full Spectrum is one of my favorites and gives me crazy polyp extension at night.
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what is this method of double disk do? frag disk on pot of frag disk
 
what is this method of double disk do? frag disk on pot of frag disk
Keeps the coral from encrusting too much, prevents snails from bumping into the corals, and makes them easier to pick up without touching the coral. I used to only use 3” tiles but the corals would just encrust for a year or more before taking off. Some are mounted up 3-4” while others are shorter.
 
Keeps the coral from encrusting too much, prevents snails from bumping into the corals, and makes them easier to pick up without touching the coral. I used to only use 3” tiles but the corals would just encrust for a year or more before taking off. Some are mounted up 3-4” while others are shorter.
that was my assumption, tnx do you glue them in right away? or wait some time before you do that.
 
that was my assumption, tnx do you glue them in right away? or wait some time before you do that.
If I get a new piece I’ll usually wait a few weeks. I’ll start them in lower light and slowly move them up to where I think they would do best. Then I’ll remount them and glue them. There is probably a better way of doing this but it allows the plugs to fit snug into eggcrate and not move around with a rubber band wrapped around the plug.

This is an example of how the coral spends less time encrusting and just starts to build some good growth. This was a frag I got in January.
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POTO After Burner
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I love the afterburner. Mine looks almost identical to yours, and I have it in a low par corner of the tank. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to get it to look like POTO’s picture. The one on the cover of the magazine. With the golden brownish skin. Maybe even lower par?
 
I love the afterburner. Mine looks almost identical to yours, and I have it in a low par corner of the tank. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to get it to look like POTO’s picture. The one on the cover of the magazine. With the golden brownish skin. Maybe even lower par?
This is the only colors I can get from it. It’s being blasted with par too. Probably seeing 500-600 during peak.
 
My acropora obsession was on hold for a quick second for a slight clam obsession.

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Very nice. Where did you buy them from?
 

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