new to reef tanks

The Guy · #1 10-30-2012, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by epok

Doh Haha oh well. I dont mind slow lol

Ya, the one you saw in my 50g has been there for quite awhile and has hardly grown at all. But they a beautiful. I started with 3 and lost 2 of them, so water quality is important so I've been told. Enjoy the the new corals Nick.

epok · #2 10-30-2012, 03:59 PM

Thanks again Laurie, always a joy to learn and see other people projects. Only makes me wanna spend more money haha. Can't wait to see your new setup.

ScubaSteve · #3 10-30-2012, 04:47 PM

I have an electric green sinularia that is a good grower and hardy as heck, with great color. Especially under actinics. I think it has been my oldest and best coral since starting up. I recommend it!

If you come out to Vancouver at all I can give you a fair sized frag of it.

mrhasan · #4 10-30-2012, 05:11 PM

I think nothing beats kenya tree in terms of "fast growth"

epok · #5 10-30-2012, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ScubaSteve

I have an electric green sinularia that is a good grower and hardy as heck, with great color. Especially under actinics. I think it has been my oldest and best coral since starting up. I recommend it!

If you come out to Vancouver at all I can give you a fair sized frag of it.

Wow that would be awesome, I dont come out there very often but if I plan on it in the next couple weeks I'll send you a pm.

Snaz · #6 10-31-2012, 03:30 AM

Welcome Epok. I'm sure you have done your homework and know that when adding livestock you must go slowly, especially with a new tank. With a new tank and big eyes it is easy to over do it!

When you are ready for my stock I have that GSP and favia frag for you, although some might consider giving a newbie GSP a poor welcome. :-)

epok · #7 10-31-2012, 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Snaz

Welcome Epok. I'm sure you have done your homework and know that when adding livestock you must go slowly, especially with a new tank. With a new tank and big eyes it is easy to over do it!

When you are ready for my stock I have that GSP and favia frag for you, although some might consider giving a newbie GSP a poor welcome. :-)

My tank has been setup for 4 months and when i bought it it was already cycled with live rock and sand. I just transported to my house and then waited till i liked the parameters. Thats why i am just bow adding small frags .