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Welcome to R2R!Greetings and fin-tastic salutations!
I am Mr. Acantho, your friendly neighborhood coral enthusiast, here to celebrate a momentous occasion - my one-year anniversary in the deep sea of coral collecting shenanigans. While my name boldly shouts "Acantho," let's not forget, my heart sways not just to Acanthophyllia but also grooves to the beats of Indophyllia and Cynarina.
Picture this: a 6-foot long, 217-gallon Waterbox 220.6 - the stage for my coral circus. A spectacle where Acanthophyllia, Indophyllia, and Cynarina twirl and pirouette, stealing the spotlight in this aquatic ballet.
And now, let me introduce the quirky co-stars:
The Daredevil Barbonious Anthias Trio: These underwater acrobats put the "active" in proactive! Zooming around like they're in an audition for the aquatic Olympics, they make every swim a synchronized spectacle. Even the corals pause to admire their high-speed hijinks.
The Sunburst Fathead Anthia Duo - Masters of Shy Serenity: Picture this - a duo that prefers the quiet elegance of the coral shadows. They gracefully navigate the coral landscape, adding a touch of mystery to the underwater stage. Shy, serene, and always stylish.
The Drama Queen Blue Tang: Meet our aquatic drama aficionado! This blue tang doesn't just swim; it pirouettes, twirls, and occasionally adds a dramatic flair to the underwater narrative. The corals might roll their polyps, but we all secretly enjoy the theatrics.
The Graceful Blonde Naso Tang: Our underwater prima ballerina, gliding through the currents with unparalleled elegance. The blonde naso tang adds a touch of sophistication to every underwater performance, stealing hearts with every graceful fin movement.
As I dive deeper into this oceanic escapade, I'm ready to surf the waves of laughter, share the highs and lows, and revel in the amusing anecdotes of this fantastic coral community. Here's to another year of laughter, coral drama, and a splash of formal camaraderie!
With fins, frills, and a touch of underwater circus magic,
Mr. Acantho, The Coral Maestro
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You're my kind of guy! Welcome to the forum good sir. This is my favorite group of coral as well, and if I had the funds I'd be doing exactly what you've done. I'm currently building a spawning system for Cynarina that I plan to get back up and running in the summer, so you could say that I like them a little too much haha.Greetings and fin-tastic salutations!
I am Mr. Acantho, your friendly neighborhood coral enthusiast, here to celebrate a momentous occasion - my one-year anniversary in the deep sea of coral collecting shenanigans. While my name boldly shouts "Acantho," let's not forget, my heart sways not just to Acanthophyllia but also grooves to the beats of Indophyllia and Cynarina.
Picture this: a 6-foot long, 217-gallon Waterbox 220.6 - the stage for my coral circus. A spectacle where Acanthophyllia, Indophyllia, and Cynarina twirl and pirouette, stealing the spotlight in this aquatic ballet.
And now, let me introduce the quirky co-stars:
The Daredevil Barbonious Anthias Trio: These underwater acrobats put the "active" in proactive! Zooming around like they're in an audition for the aquatic Olympics, they make every swim a synchronized spectacle. Even the corals pause to admire their high-speed hijinks.
The Sunburst Fathead Anthia Duo - Masters of Shy Serenity: Picture this - a duo that prefers the quiet elegance of the coral shadows. They gracefully navigate the coral landscape, adding a touch of mystery to the underwater stage. Shy, serene, and always stylish.
The Drama Queen Blue Tang: Meet our aquatic drama aficionado! This blue tang doesn't just swim; it pirouettes, twirls, and occasionally adds a dramatic flair to the underwater narrative. The corals might roll their polyps, but we all secretly enjoy the theatrics.
The Graceful Blonde Naso Tang: Our underwater prima ballerina, gliding through the currents with unparalleled elegance. The blonde naso tang adds a touch of sophistication to every underwater performance, stealing hearts with every graceful fin movement.
As I dive deeper into this oceanic escapade, I'm ready to surf the waves of laughter, share the highs and lows, and revel in the amusing anecdotes of this fantastic coral community. Here's to another year of laughter, coral drama, and a splash of formal camaraderie!
With fins, frills, and a touch of underwater circus magic,
Mr. Acantho, The Coral Maestro
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