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My bit of progress of candy cane on the skull.
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In the past I used to have a gsp on it (not sure the name of that coral). But when transferred from the old tank, it dies in the new tank.
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Some of my other skulls.
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Very cool, I've always liked seeing the enncrusting corals cover a skull
 
My bit of progress of candy cane on the skull.
20241017_201653.jpg


In the past I used to have a gsp on it (not sure the name of that coral). But when transferred from the old tank, it dies in the new tank.
IMG_20241017_202216.jpg


Some of my other skulls.
20241017_203426.jpg


20241017_203441.jpg
Those are cool! Thanks for sharing!
 
That candy cane skull is especially awesome!
 
My bit of progress of candy cane on the skull.
20241017_201653.jpg


In the past I used to have a gsp on it (not sure the name of that coral). But when transferred from the old tank, it dies in the new tank.
IMG_20241017_202216.jpg


Some of my other skulls.
20241017_203426.jpg


20241017_203441.jpg
I don't know why I'm generally not a fan of things like this, but this is an exception to that. Pretty nifty!
 
Pretty cool! What material is the skull made of?
I am not sure. I guess the guy crush the carbonate stones (the one that we make the layout) and stick together with white cement (the thing that people make frag).
 
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Unfortunately I have to sell this skull to a guy today. 😅 The sps in the tank now grow and create more shadow. I have no room at the bottom to put this skull. I know the cyphastrea will die super fast if there is lack of light. I faced this experience one time before, when it cover 70% of this skull.
 
Candy cane one is dope….when are we gonna see a galaxea skull ☠️ 😂
 
I don't know why I'm generally not a fan of things like this, but this is an exception to that. Pretty nifty!
I'm with you. In general I am against decorations and artificial things in a reef, but those skulls always seem a little cool to me.
 
My bit of progress of candy cane on the skull.
20241017_201653.jpg


In the past I used to have a gsp on it (not sure the name of that coral). But when transferred from the old tank, it dies in the new tank.
IMG_20241017_202216.jpg


Some of my other skulls.
20241017_203426.jpg


20241017_203441.jpg
Can i ask where you got the skull?
 
Do you make the skulls? If not where do you buy them from?
I bought them here in my country, Vietnam.
There are plastic ones (the one with Candy cane and Cysphatrea) and also hand crafted from calci carbonate ones (the one with Chalice).
I think you can buy the plastic skull elsewhere. It is made in China. Just try to pick the skull without paint. Anyway please use it at your own risk. I have those skulls in tank for 4 years (calculate my old tank as well) without detected anything abnormal from ICP tests. However I would disclaim any bad things happened to other tanks. 😅 The hobby is tough.
 

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