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What color Gigantea did you get?
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That is a very small, nice green. I never mind small anemone. They grow so fast if you want to feed them, every 3 days or so. You can get him to 20 inches within a year if you want.
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Yeah, they didn’t have any listed, and I called and this was what they had. I’ve wanted a gig for awhile for the large carpet with decent texture you don’t get from a haddoni....... I’m excited to finally get one.
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I cannot believe that it have been 2 months since I got my Green Carpets. All three carpets are complete healthy. My 65 gal tank also have change from a algae infested tank, to almost respectable. Just a little Dino that is going away with increase temp to 82 degree. I can't believe how easy it is to keep Dino in check. If you have Dino problem, consider increase your temp slowly to 80+.
People have got out of reefing due to Dino problem. I can't believe I got off so easy.
People have got out of reefing due to Dino problem. I can't believe I got off so easy.
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You don’t normally run your tank at 26c? Interesting. I thought that was normal sea temperature.
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I run my tank at 80 degree F but increased it to 82 degrees for Dino. Really cause Dino to receded
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Sorry I read that wrong. Thought 82f was 26c. Sorry I don’t understand American measurements that well. Should have looked up. Haha
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my new Blue Haddoni also from @galactic_coral. I am gambling on it recover fully bright blue. It is a gamble I choose to make. I hope it will pay off. I have been looking for a bright blue Haddoni ever since mine died in the aftermath of Harvey in my friend’s tank.
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Color is getter better on the blue. When are you going to transfer the purple to the office tank?
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@OrionN love your carpets.. actually all your nems lol. But your green gig is what got me to take a chance and purchase a green gig. Mines small still about tennis ball size but doing very well. I'm hoping as he gets bigger i can move him more forward in my tank next to my mag as a central display piece. My only concern is the gig eating my fish as it gets bigger, right now my clowns have their mag so they keep fish clear of him.
I want to send a special thank you to @Asagi for the gig. Joey he's doing great and enjoying life!
I want to send a special thank you to @Asagi for the gig. Joey he's doing great and enjoying life!
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I actually really enjoy the ability to look closely at the anemones in my sump. They are doing well there so I am not in a hurry getting them to my office.
My office tank is doing great and stable but I don’t have the control there like I have at home.
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Thanks Mike! Glad it is doing well! Feed that dude and he will grow up big and sting just like you!
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One of my friends let me know that Galactic Coral in Houston have Gigantea Anemones a few weeks ago. I ordered two bright green Gigantea from them two weeks ago. They arrived overnight well pack and healthy. Both are doing well in my new 65 gal tank in my office.
I went to Houston for a quick trip to pick up my sons yesterday (3.5 hrs drive from Corpus Christi) and visit Galactic Coral in person. I was impressed that David Rains at Galactic Coral have quite a few healthy anemones. Various Gigantea and Haddoni, high price named BTA, and Magnifica. I was late for picking up my sons, so I did not stay for as long as I love too. He also have a trio of Macropharyngodon bipartitus, AKA Blue Star Leopard wrasse that seem to be active and healthy. I mention this since getting healthy Leopard wrasse is one of the harder things us reefers have to do if we want a harem of Leopard Wrasse in our tank.
I did not come away empty handed yesterday. I was able to talk to David and was able to purchase a very nice small Purple Haddoni. There were a numbers of anemones to choose from but my bank account cannot take too big of a hit.
The following are pictures of the three anemones I got from Galactic Coral. If anybody want Gigantea, Haddoni, Magnifica or brilliant BTA, you may want to give Galactic Coral in Houston a call.
I have never seen any LFS that have a numbers of healthy hard to keep anemones that are available for sale like I saw at Galactic Coral.
Purple Haddoni, the morning after I got him in my tank. Did not finish dripping him in until 2:00 AM, about 5 hrs ago
Green Gigantea. Small only about 3-4 inches. Please don't pay any attention to the algae. This is a brand new tank set up with rock from the Corpus Christi Bay. There are no tang or any snail in the tank yet. That is a normal size coffee mug next to him.
Another Green Gigantea, about 4-5 inches. That is a giant mug he is on.
Super awesome, like it.
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