Frag Grow Out

TimothyJ · Apr 17, 2014

Took a frag or two from every SPS colony in the tank. The rack is nearly stuffed full, but excited to see how they do under the ATI T5's over time.

DomC · Apr 17, 2014

Looks good and nice collection.

lucky7 · Apr 17, 2014

Very beautiful pieces there

rideit6578 · Apr 17, 2014

wow very colorful! I'll take a frag of two of everything in your system as well to see how they do :becky: lol is this tank plumbed into your DT? and what lights do you have on the DT that these are originally coming from?

zzl630 · Apr 17, 2014

What is the yellow bulb you have? Any par reading?

Bradsreeeftank · Apr 17, 2014

I never cared for sps, they looked dull to me. Like a tree branch lol But those are very nice!

Rob&Gab · Apr 17, 2014

wow please share you tank stats on both tanks. if you have a tank thread please share.

Tn23 · Apr 17, 2014

Very curious what that yellow bulb is as well.

Rob&Gab · Apr 17, 2014

+1 ill take a Frag of everything you have Please pm me if you Frag again. Thank you.! would love to add some new additions.!

TimothyJ · Apr 18, 2014

Here is the light set up for the frag tank.

The order is not accurate to the photo, but the bulbs are.

TriggerThis · Apr 18, 2014

It gonna need a bigger rack lol

And HOLY PAR BATMAN!!!
An 8 bulb T5 with a reefbrite XHO on both sides in that small of a tank!?!

They're gonna grow an inch a day!

Tape a couple Radion Pros to the sides and front of the tank too lol.
Try and get rid of all those pesky shadows!

Side note: I wonder if anyone's done that...

Great frags and nice lights ! I'm following along

revhtree · Apr 4, 2016

Anyone else frag their colonies as a backup?

Eric G · Apr 4, 2016

It must look like looking in a bottle of windex with all the blue bulbs? Wouldn't a more white spectrum be better for growth

Crabbo · Apr 5, 2016

Eric G said:
It must look like looking in a bottle of windex with all the blue bulbs? Wouldn't a more white spectrum be better for growth

Well The chlorophyll absorption spectrum has The hugest peak around 350nm to 450nm wich is coverde by the blue light. :) The rest oft The spectrum is likely to promote the growth of unwantet pigmentations (so you can use it for manipulating the coloration).