Their never for sale at any lfs around me wish they were.
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I don’t know. I love gorgonians.So why aren't gorgonians more popular? I've been doing a lot of snorkeling here in St Kitts, and have to say the blend of various SPS, LPS, and gorgonians is really nice to look at. Most of the gorgs here are photosynthetic, and it just looks nice! I do have a little purple ribbon gorg in my nano, but will definitely have more once we upgrade!
It's old. I think that was just after I moved here almost 4 years ago. I had to break everything to move it.Is this an old or new shot? Your tank doesn't look as packed as it usually does. Looks good.
OK, yes these are the shots I've seen recently. Have to say, I like the less populated version. Maybe you should break you tank down again and reboot.It's old. I think that was just after I moved here almost 4 years ago. I had to break everything to move it.
This is a few weeks old.
With whites, unfortunately the coral flouresence doesn't "pop" so people usually make choice as they are mutually exclusive. Most people side with the fluorescent corals unfortunately, so gorgs gets the short end of the stick. This is esp true with acros bc all those high end crazy color acros only show up under blue light.
Yup living here the next for years for school. I'm currently in veterinary school at Ross University. Going snorkeling 2-3x per week on the reefs of the peninsula you're talking about. Absolutely gorgeous patch reefs interspersed with sand patches and seagrass beds. Only 10-15' deep over a half mile off beach. Amazing snorkeling. Tons of monkeys, the government hunts them and sells the meat for those who will eat it, pays a bounty for those who will trap them (illegal to use a firearm here), and tons of conch shells. Also tons of urchinsI don’t know. I love gorgonians.
Do you live in St Kitts? I visited there when I was a teenager, I remember there were lots wild, invasive monkeys, and lots of conch shells on the beach, also this cool sort of peninsula that was only a few hundred meters wide that had the Atlantic one side and the Caribbean sea on the other (or at least that’s what a local explained to me).
That’s awesome! I didn’t go snorkeling while I was there, but I’ve been snorkeling in St Lucia and St Thomas, so different than the Pacific reefs I’ve snorkeled. I used to live in Puerto Vallarta, and there is nothing better than being able to go snorkeling or to the beach whenever you feel like it.Yup living here the next for years for school. I'm currently in veterinary school at Ross University. Going snorkeling 2-3x per week on the reefs of the peninsula you're talking about. Absolutely gorgeous patch reefs interspersed with sand patches and seagrass beds. Only 10-15' deep over a half mile off beach. Amazing snorkeling. Tons of monkeys, the government hunts them and sells the meat for those who will eat it, pays a bounty for those who will trap them (illegal to use a firearm here), and tons of conch shells. Also tons of urchins
The reefs here are loaded with gorgonians of every color and those are loaded with flamingo tongues. Fair amount of different stony corals (lots of baby corals as the reefs here recover from years of pollution, overfishing, and general abuse).
Photo is one of my regular snorkeling spots. Just got a diving camera, so plan on taking lots of pics. We get lots of turtles (greens, hawksbills, and leatherbacks), dolphins, tons of rays, occasional reef sharks and nurse sharks, seahorses, all kinds of other stuff as well. Really cool to see in person.