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Old 10-22-2009, 03:43 PM
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I seen john add a coral one day to his tank, he has this big lit magnifier glass.

He inspects each inch of the coral.

Its one of those one you see in the doctors office, and makes the corals look about the size of a loaf of bread.

Im almost certain if he was to dip one it would totally need it.

Was kinda funny john crosslegged on the floor big ol magny glass out peering onto a coral looking for bad guys.

Peace john, heya doug
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Old 10-22-2009, 05:00 PM
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I seen john add a coral one day to his tank, he has this big lit magnifier glass.

He inspects each inch of the coral.

Its one of those one you see in the doctors office, and makes the corals look about the size of a loaf of bread.

Im almost certain if he was to dip one it would totally need it.

Was kinda funny john crosslegged on the floor big ol magny glass out peering onto a coral looking for bad guys.

Peace john, heya doug
The reason I asked is, he called me yesterday afternoon and asked me if I would dip the frags....considering the circumstances.....I said I would dip them.....no offense meant Paul
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Old 10-22-2009, 05:13 PM
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You almost have to dip everything now a days, so many irresponsible reefkeepers. I know ive seen you with iodine on your hands before.
Should be more like yourself and john in the industry.
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Old 10-22-2009, 05:31 PM
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None taken.

Dipping corals is definitely sage advice for every body. Only concern with the monti eating nudis is that their eggs aren't affected by the dip until they evolve to adulthood.

At the present moment there is an embargo on my montis until this pest is cleared away. Luckily they stay away from Setosa

For every one else who may be concerned, all the zoos that have been shipped in the last few weeks are not affected as they are controlled in another tank.

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The reason I asked is, he called me yesterday afternoon and asked me if I would dip the frags....considering the circumstances.....I said I would dip them.....no offense meant Paul
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Old 10-22-2009, 05:37 PM
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Those corals look good. If you dont mind me asking what was shipping? Is this a "pack" or did you buy these seperate?
all purchased seperatley from the oceanic corals. shipping was great, timely and well packed. no issues at all.

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That green stylo is totally killer! How many different types of SPS do you have roughly? Looks like a BUNCH.
yeah, love the stylo, greens are DEEP. could be 50-60 difference types,ranging from 12inch arcoss to one inch frags.

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That's a stylo? It looks just like my "ORA green birdnest"...hmmm...

I'm pretty jealous about the Setosa. Yep, lotsa jealous. That unknown Acro from fooser is freakin cool too!! Do the polyps come out, or do they stay inside mostly?
the setosa is so insnae in person, pics cant justify.

foosers acro, is full of bushy polyps, i will need a frag of that one, hehehe.
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Old 10-22-2009, 05:38 PM
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Very nice there Johnnybye....did you end up taking the chance and dipping them?
yes i did do a quick 5min dip, i didnt see a thing on any of the frags. except coralline alage.
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I seen john add a coral one day to his tank, he has this big lit magnifier glass.

He inspects each inch of the coral.

Its one of those one you see in the doctors office, and makes the corals look about the size of a loaf of bread.

Im almost certain if he was to dip one it would totally need it.

Was kinda funny john crosslegged on the floor big ol magny glass out peering onto a coral looking for bad guys.

Peace john, heya doug
yeah the ol light eh, great piece of equipment. indispenable for sure.

i do owe thanks to Greg for that one thought.

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The reason I asked is, he called me yesterday afternoon and asked me if I would dip the frags....considering the circumstances.....I said I would dip them.....no offense meant Paul
yeah, this was my first online order, and i wasnt sure about stressing the corals, thats all. a few reefers got that call.

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You almost have to dip everything now a days, so many irresponsible reefkeepers. I know ive seen you with iodine on your hands before.
Should be more like yourself and john in the industry.
thanks G.
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Old 10-22-2009, 05:43 PM
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None taken.

Dipping corals is definitely sage advice for every body. Only concern with the monti eating nudis is that their eggs aren't affected by the dip until they evolve to adulthood.

At the present moment there is an embargo on my montis until this pest is cleared away. Luckily they stay away from Setosa

For every one else who may be concerned, all the zoos that have been shipped in the last few weeks are not affected as they are controlled in another tank.

Thanks,

:P
all the corals shipped very well., and all were super healthy, with lots of coralline alage on them, so it was easy to tell that the frags were very healed and healthy. i am so happy with what i got, that i will be planning another order soon enough.
i wouldnt be concerned with any issues with corals comeing from oceanic corals.

thanks again Paul
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Old 10-22-2009, 06:25 PM
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Dang, had I know you were planning an order I would have joined you and shared the shipping cost! That is unless you are a solo kind of guy, which is cool :-)

Corals look great btw!
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Dang, had I know you were planning an order I would have joined you and shared the shipping cost! That is unless you are a solo kind of guy, which is cool :-)

Corals look great btw!
yeah i am super impressed.
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