Dendronephthya & Scleronephthya aquaculture

Going to be 230am. This morning going to pick up some dendronephthya colonies. Hope all goes well

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The soft corals are from Tonga. They had a boatload of a certain type of leather Coral I got a picture but they're from Tonga they must have had like 50 in one tank

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i will admire these intimidating dendronephthyas from afar. great pics!


yikes! those clams!! want-want-want, hehe. :rolleyes:
 
i will admire these intimidating dendronephthyas from afar. great pics!


yikes! those clams!! want-want-want, hehe. :rolleyes:
It's taken me a little under 2 years to setup a DT only for NPS softies. Still learning. But making progress.

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Corals ask for the good @#$%
I got'em the good stuff
Reef Nutrition and Algagen, for my children of the sea. Only the best foods for them. LOL
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That is a TON of algae! Glad to see you putting it to good use. I'm really enjoying this thread. Keep it up!

Best,
Chad
 

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