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Ladipyg is th BOMB!

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Ladipyg (Nina) sent me some Hawaiian Ding Dangs and well DING DANGET these are some of the nicest palys ever! They are huge polyps as big as dimes and closer to a nickle and the color is just like an explosion!

The packing was awesome as well as communication.

Thanks again Nina!
 
As they say Dave...for all you do...those Ding Dangs are for you! How about some pics after they settle in to see how they made the trip. Really, I was glad to do it...I have come to think of the R2R community as an extension of my family. Your welcome.
 
Thank you and you are a very productive member of your family! :D

They opened right up and the first thing I thought about was photographing them. I will in a day or two! :D
 
These were kept under 2 -150 MH bulbs with 2 - 54 watt actinic bulbs around the middle of the tank. I don't know what your lighting is...start them lower if you have stronger lighting. The thing about Ding Dangs they can bleach out pretty bad if they get more light than they are used to right away.
 
Gotcha!

I am running (3) 250w Radiums with (2) 110w Super Act. VHO. I have them on the sand right now.
 
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