Hey NPS Keepers!

[m0nkie]

Also picked up a few balanophyllia and an aussie truncatoflabellum? Smaller than the japanese rhizo

 

[m0nkie]

For clarification here, what lace corals are you both meaning? I ask because I've heard the term used for Pocillopora, a few different bryozoans, and Distichopora.

I'm assuming, Distichopora, but I figured I'd ask. For info on Stylasterid hydrocorals (including Distichopora):

Quote from this thread:

Going DEEP - The deep sea (stylasterid) concept tank experiment

Hey everyone, this thread is to document my experiments with setting up a system dedicated to keeping stylasterid hydrocorals in a "deep sea" setting. To my knowledge this has not been done before, so I am happy to contribute this experiment to the reefing community. Note: This is still a...

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Wow lot of info. Thanks!

Seem like a pretty tough coral to keep alive. The one person that had it since last year, looks like 0 growth in 6 months

 

[dyno]

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Also picked up a few balanophyllia and an aussie truncatoflabellum? Smaller than the japanese rhizo

Balano on the way. Great stuff!!

 

[SauceyReef]

pretty! what do you feed?

 

[dyno]

pretty! what do you feed?

I’m a bit nuts regarding that.

Every product reef nutrition makes, Brightwell, Seachem, and Continuum liquid coral foods, and every coral powder food on the market: Brightwell, Reef Roids, Benereef, Coralific, etc. as well as frozen Mysis. Weekly 50% WC

 

[SauceyReef]

I’m a bit nuts regarding that.

Every product reef nutrition makes, Brightwell, Seachem, and Continuum liquid coral foods, and every coral powder food on the market: Brightwell, Reef Roids, Benereef, Coralific, etc. as well as frozen Mysis. Weekly 50% WC

No wonder why they look so good! You must have some serious filtration