I hope that sixline survives with all the slummies mobsters in there.
Lol funny you say that...it’s actually the true local - the anthias, who’s giving it the most flack
I hope that sixline survives with all the slummies mobsters in there.
@Kunhardt If you talking about local Anthias, do you catch them locally? Where do they occur?
That's awesome! I guess i will have to plan a trip down to you guys, like you say in Spring/Summer. Rockpools or snorkeling a little deeper?Reminds me I have a pic of when the gem was first caught...was tiny as you can see in the pic below...sheer miracle the little guy survived.
That's awesome! I guess i will have to plan a trip down to you guys, like you say in Spring/Summer. Rockpools or snorkeling a little deeper?
Why is everything in that tank so agro?
Thanks for the kind words Kim.I don't know what to say! Those freshwater tanks look amazing. Must have been a lot of work but my goodness just STUNNING!!
Is that a super sun coral on the left hand side ? - looks great buddyFull tank shot to end off the week...
Is that a super sun coral on the left hand side ? - looks great buddy
Thanks Rennie!
It’s a Dendrophyllia...think they may be referred to as super sun corals yes. Same as the one you have as far as I know.
It is indeed a super sun coral (got mine as well from our cronies in George) , i find the behavior and placing of the super sun against the normal sun coral (Tubastraea) is totally different - the super sun luv`s strong flow and full light - of where the Tubastraea wants shadow areas and low flow - my super sun is 24/7 open and i dont do any target feeding at all - just same observation from my-side bud