scottayy said:Yeah it's one of my favorite corals too. I moved it to lower light and lower flow.
I noticed this two guys (pipe organ, favite) are outgrowing their plugs on my sandbed. Should I move them to rock to spread or will they spread on the sand? Might be a stupid question.
So hey Scottayy, did you swipe my coco worm, it left home long time now and it must've found your tank a better home LOL.
scottayy said:Not a lot has been happening.. time to post some updates and ask a couple of questions.
I got a commercial filter sock holder instead of my homemade one. The homemade one would flow out the back of the sump when the sock was full. This one eliminates that problem.
My duncans seem to be showing signs of life after moving them to lower light and lower flow.
My bubble coral is probably the best grower in the tank! It's getting a lot bigger. I would guess it's doubled in size from when i first got it.
And my brain coral is getting big too. Right after I took this picture, it excreted something really fast. I always thought if I caught a coral expelling waste it would be a really slow procedure. But this just shot out a big cloud of something.. going to have to google it. Not sure if it was waste or an attempt at sexual reproduction?
Also, does my acropora look good?
scottayy said:Thanks! Yeah, those are dwarf ceriths. They are awesome.
scottayy said:Dwarf ceriths are always a good choice. They clean sand, rocks, in the nooks and crannies, under rocks, eat leftover food, devour detritus. They are tiny but awesome workers. I did not mean to get so many, but reefcleaners.org is very generous with their orders. I have probably lost quite a bit due to starving but I try to squirt food along the bottom and a spirulina tab every now and then.
scottayy said:but it was probably the cutest thing ever