lets see those leathers especially the neon sinularia

[Texas Reefer]

 

[Fin]

What's the type of the second one called? Like all the hairy full polyps....sweet.

Honestly, I don't really know. A reefer brought it in to trade in at the LFS and I was there when they brought it in. They didn't know what it was either. I bought it when it was all closed up and when I got it home, it opened up like that. Maybe someone here will recognize what it is. I know I would like to get some more of it.

 

[muntwo]

These are a few leather frags from my low tech 5 gallon office tank. There are 12 distinctly different leathers and the tank is a little over 2 months old. Thread details in the link below:

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/2...ne-colonization-on-glass.227312/#post-2729041

3 different Sinularia species in highlighter yellow, green, and blue are shown in the first image and was taken under roughly 18,000 K LED lighting. The other two were under blue LED moonlights with ambient office fluorescent lighting from the ceiling.

 

[mila sheehan]

Here's mine, about 12" left to right. Don't mind the cyano outbreak on the back glass....

don't worry XD

 

[Jizu Puentes]

HELP! I have a green cabbage leather that has developed a hole in it. What is eating it???

if sediment or detritus sits on it then it'll make a hole. May not necessarily be getting eaten.

Also if anyone can let me know the best way to frag these I'd appreciate it. Thank you all

Leathers are super easy. Just cut off pieces and use a rubber and to hold it on a rock until it attaches. You can cut the stalk or branches

 

[Jizu Puentes]

Anyone in the Jacksonville area or florida in general have tyree toadstool frags?

 

[Jizu Puentes]

Anyone in the Jacksonville area or florida in general have tyree toadstool frags?

 

[AquaticLifeProducts]

Lights are just coming up on my office tank. They split when I moved the tank a few months ago.

 

[dolliecc]

if sediment or detritus sits on it then it'll make a hole. May not necessarily be getting eaten.


Leathers are super easy. Just cut off pieces and use a rubber and to hold it on a rock until it attaches. You can cut the stalk or branches

Thanks for the info. Puts my mind more at ease

 

[dagrinch65]

Just one side of my sinularia garden.

 

[revhtree]

Sweet!

 

[boston02122]

Can finger leather be close to ricordea

 

[MermaidTail]

I used to have one a while back but nowadays I stopped guessing what is what. :tongue: All I know is that I love leathers! While it's difficult to say I have a favorite, the yellow leather owns! My green leather is still a little too tiny (Its the only one that refuses to grow) to take pictures (I have a crappy camera).

The yellow leather looks great! I want one like it, soon!

 

[Griffothefog]

one more
Triffid....

 

[RubenG]

My little bugger

 

[dailydriven911]

Here's a few I took today...as far as sinularia I have the ORA, a cool purple body green polyp one and three different green species.

 

[Alexcyf]

Yellow leather from Tonga

 

[Reefster]

Here's a few I took today...as far as sinularia I have the ORA, a cool purple body green polyp one and three different green species.

If you ever want to sell a frag of the Ora's let me know....Those are SWEET! I like the way the Polyps look....

 

[dailydriven911]

If you ever want to sell a frag of the Ora's let me know....Those are SWEET! I like the way the Polyps look....

Thanks man! This is a piece I got from a local guy who was thinning out his tank. The ORA one is a neon green with yellow polyps.

 

[MJC]