Dendronephthya & Scleronephthya aquaculture

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snuck up on some corals this morning

Moving children to Backwoods Lab on 12/24-28
Water will be scarce, definitly going to use more often distill water, when budget permites.:)

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Stop feeding 1 hour ago. Some corals, not happy

I gave them alittle bit of the good stuff, and their hooked.

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Just keep in consideration these are very hard to care for even marine institutions have not been able to care for this so please don’t be discouraged if they do not make it so that being said I wish you good luck.
 
Just keep in consideration these are very hard to care for even marine institutions have not been able to care for this so please don’t be discouraged if they do not make it so that being said I wish you good luck.
Im aware, i started 1983?-1989, stopped. Been back little over a year. If you could see my past threads. Been trying. Thanks for insight.

I will be using soon RODI or distill water. And get an ICP test, soon too.
Curious. Thanks again
 
Snuck up again . Only way. The stereonephthya taking off. Earlier in my thread i mention 50% will survive, sure enough. Only the strong survive.
Day 12. Longest NPS softies ive had alive.
Theres more corals but hard to photogrph

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