got my hands on a blue Saloman tree and pink Stereo nepthia!

[Devaji]

Hey softy lovers,
I am excited I finally got...ok i am a month out from getting it ...a coral I have been wanting for quite a while now a pink photosynthetic Stereo Nephia and to add to it a got a blue Solman tree and some volit/blue Cespitularia as well.

I really hope they do amazing in my tank. so I can frag them and share with you guys/glas...
let me see if I can get some pics.

 

[Devaji]

Photos if what I will be getting!

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Hey softy lovers,
I am excited I finally got...ok i am a month out from getting it ...a coral I have been wanting for quite a while now a pink photosynthetic Stereo Nephia and to add to it a got a blue Solman tree and some volit/blue Cespitularia as well.

I really hope they do amazing in my tank. so I can frag them and share with you guys/glas...
let me see if I can get some pics.

I recently (6 weeks), recieved two of the pink Japanese Nephthea , sold to me as scleronephthya, after 1 week started wasting away, till I feed food it likes and put a 6500k light on it. Too late to save but still alive. Here's pictures of it. From day 1

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Photos if what I will be getting!

Keeps us posted. Feed it reef roids(or similar ), little raw egg mixed together . Plenty light, you'll do fine.

 

[Leslie Tabor]

Hey softy lovers,
I am excited I finally got...ok i am a month out from getting it ...a coral I have been wanting for quite a while now a pink photosynthetic Stereo Nephia and to add to it a got a blue Solman tree and some volit/blue Cespitularia as well.

I really hope they do amazing in my tank. so I can frag them and share with you guys/glas...
let me see if I can get some pics.

Where did you find them at? I am always looking for different soft corals!

 

[mta_morrow]

I recently (6 weeks), recieved two of the pink Japanese Nephthea , sold to me as scleronephthya, after 1 week started wasting away, till I feed food it likes and put a 6500k light on it. Too late to save but still alive. Here's pictures of it. From day 1

Are these upside down?

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Are these upside down?

Yes, they really love it.

 

[Devaji]

Well the vendor dose not feed it and says for sure there are photostynatic now I am a bit worried...

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Well the vendor dose not feed it and says for sure there are photostynatic now I am a bit worried...

Some feeding should be fine. I think they need more light, than feeding

 

[Devaji]

Some feeding should be fine. I think they need more light, than feeding

I think so too! that is my understanding...

 

[Devaji]

I get my shipment in tomorrow! woot woot

 

[Devaji]

got the coral in a bit ago acclimating now once in the tank and they settle in a bit i will post some pics.

 

[Devaji]

Ok could not wait to share the excitement with you all.

This right after adding to the tank so yeah still stressed from taking a trip criss country.

1st is the stereo and 2nd blue tree.
PS tank lighting is down to 10-15% in these pics too. but it will give you an idea.

 

[Devaji]

big shout out to Holly @Cultivated Reef for yet another great order!

 

[ramona]

How is Stereo Nephia doing now? And the blue Solman tree? Do you have any tips for growing these corals? Light? Feeding?
Thank you!

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Biota Aquariums in Florida aquaculture these , from Palau

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

I received a litophyton, by accident sample photo

 

[ramona]

Biota Aquariums in Florida aquaculture these , from Palau

Beautiful!
Name please.

I recently (6 weeks), recieved two of the pink Japanese Nephthea , sold to me as scleronephthya, after 1 week started wasting away, till I feed food it likes and put a 6500k light on it. Too late to save but still alive. Here's pictures of it. From day 1

Are these really upside down? (sorry for stupid question)

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Beautiful!
Name please.

Are these really upside down? (sorry for stupid question)

Palau Green Nepthea

From the three this my favorite

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Yes upside down, I thought it was a dendronephthya colony, I will be surprise if I see again ever. Because of coral bans, it's a race to aquaculture any corals. Many don't realize that. I just returned alittle over a year. Wish I never left. When I can buy wholesale I try, (only dendronephthya, some NPS), but I see the coral exporters list and it's small in variety. Bummer

My favorite

Africa or Indonesia