Perseverance Reef

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Oh you’re talking about the asterina… I’m trying to get them going too. Biodiversity and all. I very much want the coralline however.
 
Oh you’re talking about the asterina… I’m trying to get them going too. Biodiversity and all. I very much want the coralline however.
Oh, trust me- it will come.
 
Oh you’re talking about the asterina… I’m trying to get them going too. Biodiversity and all. I very much want the coralline however.
Oh right, you got a leyunare. Iwinder if they eat asterneas too?. My leu and chrysus gobble those up, and any limpets they can find.
 
Oh right, you got a leyunare. Iwinder if they eat asterneas too?. My leu and chrysus gobble those up, and any limpets they can find.
Guess what? My Leucoxanthus started showing green in her face! Let the transition begin!
 
Guess what? My Leucoxanthus started showing green in her face! Let the transition begin!
They are a very rainbow like fish when it comes to the face. I really can't explain the amazing colors they display.

Hopefully you'll see it soon.
 
They are a very rainbow like fish when it comes to the face. I really can't explain the amazing colors they display.

Hopefully you'll see it soon.
I remember seeing pictures of yours early on when it was starting to transition. Such awesome colors!
 
Oh right, you got a leyunare. Iwinder if they eat asterneas too?. My leu and chrysus gobble those up, and any limpets they can find.
Once he gets big enough, assuming he becomes a super male then he sure will.
 
Mine ate all my Zoas (7-8 frags?), blastos, tubastraea, even GSP... bahhh

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There are several types. Not all asterneas are the same. But, identifying the pest over the one that isn't. Can be a bit of a challenge or gamble.
 
There are several types. Not all asterneas are the same. But, identifying the pest over the one that isn't. Can be a bit of a challenge or gamble.
Hence my zero tolerance policy. :cool:
 
Hence my zero tolerance policy. :cool:
I get it. There's a lot of dangers in our reefs. I've had my share. From questionable syllidae worms, colorful bristle worms and a brittle star that ate over 700 in fish until i found out where my fish were going.
 
Oh right, you got a leyunare. Iwinder if they eat asterneas too?. My leu and chrysus gobble those up, and any limpets they can find.
Note to self need a chrysus.
 
I need a Chrysus but I've already got a Leucoxanthus and a Melanurus...
 

WHEN REEFING GETS TOUGH, WHAT KEEPS YOU MOST INVESTED?

  • My livestock depends on me, so I keep showing up for them

    Votes: 15 51.7%
  • I look for small signs that things are improving

    Votes: 3 10.3%
  • I want to figure out what’s going wrong

    Votes: 1 3.4%
  • I remind myself that rough stretches will pass...just keep reefing

    Votes: 6 20.7%
  • I lean on other reefers for advice or encouragement

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I simplify, step back from tinkering, and give the tank time

    Votes: 2 6.9%
  • Honestly, sometimes I wonder if I want to keep going

    Votes: 2 6.9%
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