Mine is medium, in the bottom third of my tank. It doesn't look to be a light monster but I could be wrong.
I have mine just off my sand bed, around 250 par or so.
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Mine is medium, in the bottom third of my tank. It doesn't look to be a light monster but I could be wrong.
I've been playing around with glueing 4-5 small clips on one large disk in different locations. When they all meet growth explodes. I got the idea from a coral spawning research video where they do this to form gaint mother colonies. It's working on my icefire.if only. such is the fate of a mother colony. shell be clipped and clipped again never fully reaching maturity. I try to keep multiple mothers of stuff i really like to help curtail stress and the even worse dormancy but the pretty ones never seem to get big. I vowed to leave my little display alone and have been diligent for over a year now. Lets hope i can keep it up. I confess ther is something a little sad about a large shallow tank full of abused mothers. As opposed to a thriving reef tank left alone to mature
must be feeling a bit reflective this AM lol.
Yes, it does work and growth is much faster than one frag of stick, I usually cut the stick in half and in time the two sticks are combined which will form a healthy encrusted layer, then boom, it will take off from there. The nice part besides the growth the part you cut will blossomed to more branches, like a rose stem being trimmed and growing more stems.I've been playing around with glueing 4-5 small clips on one large disk in different locations. When they all meet growth explodes. I got the idea from a coral spawning research video where they do this to form gaint mother colonies. It's working on my icefire.