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love watching this WD progress (Feb. 2017-current)
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Wow! WD's can look so different. In the first post third pic, it could almost pass for an orange passion. What lighting you running?

Well, on second look I guess not, but it sure reminded me of one at first.
 
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Wow great looking progression pics!!! Seems like its really taken off the past few months.

agree....i noticed since Nov.... that when its taken off very well... first couple of months was a different story :)

Wow! WD's can look so different. In the first post third pic, it could almost pass for an orange passion. What lighting you running?

Well, on second look I guess not, but it sure reminded me of one at first.

thanks.... i got 2 radion g4pros (using the AB+ program) with 4-T5 (ATI atinic (3) and (1) Blue Plus)..
 
Best looking WD since the first picture from Mr Big R Corals came out
 
I just picked up a piece of this yesterday, i'm more than excited to see it grow into a colony as you've so beautifully grown here :D
 
Wow!! I've never seen so much Orange. If you don't mind , could you tell me your parameters and placement in the tank of the WD? Just picked one up myself today and looking for a little direction.
Thanks
 
Wow!! I've never seen so much Orange. If you don't mind , could you tell me your parameters and placement in the tank of the WD? Just picked one up myself today and looking for a little direction.
Thanks
thanks...
alk=8dkh
mg= 1350
cal= 400
Nitrate = 2-5 ppm (aiming for 10ppm)
Phosphate = .02
I'm using 2 radion g4 XR30W pro plus 4 tubes of t5ho (2blue+, and 2 actinic)... my WD is getting around 400+ par..
 

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