Sabella's 450L mixed reef build thread

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Dude even my abrotnoids has insane pe. And to tell you the truth, i dont even think abrotnoids are supposed to have visible pe.

That's nuts, I was just looking at a WYSIWYG piece of this, they don't have that kind of nutty polyp extension. Lol looks like a nobby stick, your's looks amazing!
 
That's nuts, I was just looking at a WYSIWYG piece of this, they don't have that kind of nutty polyp extension. Lol looks like a nobby stick, your's looks amazing!

I agree....I think @Sabellafella could very well be the coral whisperer. :D
 
Yeah I can't take photos of mine due to the brown slime I'm still battling so I know the feeling.

Two words, Balling Method[emoji6]
 
That's nuts, I was just looking at a WYSIWYG piece of this, they don't have that kind of nutty polyp extension. Lol looks like a nobby stick, your's looks amazing!
Noone has care requirements for this acro, i thought it do better in very intense lighting and massive water flow. I have it in almost 500 par, with just slow passive flow and the polyps are out. Who knows, cool though right? Live aquaria gets nice 3-4 branch colonys in once and a while. I got this piece from p.o.t.o as a cheap frag, turning out to look wonderfull
 
Noone has care requirements for this acro, i thought it do better in very intense lighting and massive water flow. I have it in almost 500 par, with just slow passive flow and the polyps are out. Who knows, cool though right? Live aquaria gets nice 3-4 branch colonys in once and a while. I got this piece from p.o.t.o as a cheap frag, turning out to look wonderfull

Yeah I was looking at P.O.T.O. website and it caught my eye! It's a stunner for sure.
 
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Little munchkins growing up! Those pebbles arent even 2mm. This is my forth time at breeding them, and successufully got over 70 plus just from one eggsack. In the past i used atleast 10, and only yielded about 20 at this size.

Only thing ive done differently was use smaller aiptasia, and be delicate with water changes.
 

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