Nuocmam's 90

Thank you Rev. Forgot to post a pic of that last chalice ^^^ when it was just a wee young lad.
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Don't know many who use fish sauce just straight unless its for cooking. Gota add some peppers, garlic, lime juice, and a little sugar ;)
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These little guys are cool.
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I stand at my tank and stare at the pattern on these for hours.
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Picked up this Appleberry early February. It almost didnt survive QT. Had blue polyps when I got it. Hopefully I can get it to come back. I didn't catch how much this thing glows but... Really like the structure on it.
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Picked up this baby at the end of February. No rim but the the rainbow of color speaks for itself. The base just glows. It receded badly on me. I've had to frag it twice to stop the recession. After a couple months of amino acid baths and feeding it by hand 2-3 times a week it's healed up and growing. I'm hoping that teal/turquoise color becomes more prevalent as it grows some more.
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Don't know many who use fish sauce just straight unless its for cooking. Gota add some peppers, garlic, lime juice, and a little sugar ;)
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Got to get me some fish sauce, after looking at them pics, its worth a shot. :D
 

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