Let’s see those Torches, Hammers and frogspawns

[Paddy c]

Lights not long on

 

[SuperHaze57]

Lights not long on

Nice! Looks like they all play nice!

 

[Paddy c]

Nice! Looks like they all play nice!

So far so good roughly together about 6 months

 

[SuperHaze57]

So far so good roughly together about 6 months

Yeah my Aussie Black and Pink tip torches don’t play well together

 

[Brian1f1]

What I think is an Aussie Green with purple/blue tips branching frogspawn (it’s a huge, huge, head if it is branching), an Aussie green with purple tips torch, an Aussie gold torch, and a grape cristata from LA. I need a photo filter for the color.

 

[vector824]

Here’s my torch at night:

 

[Brian1f1]

Here’s my torch at night:

That’s pretty close to the color of mine. Very nice.

 

[vector824]

That’s pretty close to the color of mine. Very nice.

Thank you! It adds a whole new dimension of movement to the tank.

 

[Crimsonphoenix]

Like the torches, here’s my Australian.

 

[Joel Jordan]

do you guys keep them in high flow or low flow?

 

[Crimsonphoenix]

do you guys keep them in high flow or low flow?

Medium flow, I have had high flow kill one.

 

[vector824]

Medium to low for mine, just enough to keep the tenticles moving around. Lots of space from other corals, feeding twice a week with reefroids.

 

[Junior84]

My purple tip hammer is starting to get another branch off the back. The frog spawn has been around a while doing much better now

 

[Brian1f1]

do you guys keep them in high flow or low flow?

Mine seem to prefer very low flow... lower then I’d prefer for the tank.

 

[JoshH]

Dinner Time!!!

 

[Hasreef]

 

[Brian1f1]

Wow! Nice! Your torch doesn’t burn the hammer? I might move mine closer.

 

[Hasreef]

Wow! Nice! Your torch doesn’t burn the hammer? I might move mine closer.

Well actually they probably would burn but my flows in one direction so they don't touch for that specific torch coral

 

[fish farmer]

Here's my hammer I've had for over a year. It started as a pencil thick single head frag. I recently remounted it in the center of my tank where it is getting moderate flow and expands very well.

This is the orginal base with a mini head that fell off during the repositioning.

 

[Brian1f1]

Here's my hammer I've had for over a year. It started as a pencil thick single head frag. I recently remounted it in the center of my tank where it is getting moderate flow and expands very well.

This is the orginal base with a mini head that fell off during the repositioning.

Wow,
Amazing recovery