Can't be bothered taking one or 3 but here's a video of my tank find them yourself lol.pics or it did not happen...LOL
Any gorgonian lovers out there?
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Wow, and mine looks fuller, especially at the top. It's polyps are twice as long on the top as compared to this pic.
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Beautiful tank atoll! And I will vouch that I saw 3 gorgonians.
Cheers, ooo the doubters, not you obviously. look and you will see.
Yep 3 I said 3 there are. lol
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Gorgonians are criminally underrated. There isn't a much better bargain for flowing appearance/texture vs price.
They're practically indestructible and imo, not often enough recommended for beginners. And they're easy to see when they're upset
Here are mine, love them
Gorgonians are criminally underrated. There isn't a much better bargain for flowing appearance/texture vs price.
They're practically indestructible and imo, not often enough recommended for beginners. And they're easy to see when they're upset
Here are mine, love them
Trick question??
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Never saw that particular gorg. I hope you find one.Love gorgonians. Would also recommend Salty Bottom. Just got some really nice ones
from them. Anyone know where I can get Swiftia exserta?
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Very pretty!
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I've never kept gorgs before, but I have my first 2 coming next week. Excited!
Such a great addition to the reef. U will b pleased w their movement, structure and polyp extension.
Another gorgophile here. I've got four in my tank. One of the common purple candleabra ones, another of the same in orange, one of the purple willow types and a Tracy Morgan.
They're all doing very well - I've had them for years, and good growth on the candleabras and the Tracy Morgan are great. I'm not noticing much growth on the purple willow but it seems long lived and healthy.
The one gorgonian I didn't have success with was the purple ribbon type. It was really neat, but didn't last in my setting. I may try another one.
They're all doing very well - I've had them for years, and good growth on the candleabras and the Tracy Morgan are great. I'm not noticing much growth on the purple willow but it seems long lived and healthy.
The one gorgonian I didn't have success with was the purple ribbon type. It was really neat, but didn't last in my setting. I may try another one.
Love the natural look of your tank.. feels good..I enjoy a gorgonian or two
Muterld tones, like tans and greens; very soft and beautiful.
Also, I think Codium is one of the most interesting macroalgae! The branching structure and complex patterns rival sps coral structures. Very cool tank.
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First of all, tree sponges are SO cool, also underrated, and I'm curious how long you've had yours? Are you seeing growth? Do you dose Silica for them?
Also, I really appreciate your tank layout.. Great contrast from lower-height life on left and very tall, high in the water column, life on the right!
The depth of that tank shape could be tricky to have an appealing layout, since not everyone gets enough HEIGHT off the sandbed in a "tall" tank (Significant height, per volume).
Anyways, I also appreciate your variable depth to the sand bed.. gives it a dynamic feel and probably helps make a nano tank feel like a large world!
You got some good "Alice in wonderland" type vibe going.. I'd love to eat some 'shrooms and stare/explore!
Props. -Drew
I must also compliment your tank!I love gorgonians. They can be placed and add height and dimension to any tank. And yet there is very little discussion about them. Why is that?
First of all, tree sponges are SO cool, also underrated, and I'm curious how long you've had yours? Are you seeing growth? Do you dose Silica for them?
Also, I really appreciate your tank layout.. Great contrast from lower-height life on left and very tall, high in the water column, life on the right!
The depth of that tank shape could be tricky to have an appealing layout, since not everyone gets enough HEIGHT off the sandbed in a "tall" tank (Significant height, per volume).
Anyways, I also appreciate your variable depth to the sand bed.. gives it a dynamic feel and probably helps make a nano tank feel like a large world!
You got some good "Alice in wonderland" type vibe going.. I'd love to eat some 'shrooms and stare/explore!
Props. -Drew
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