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05-27-2012, 08:38 PM
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My Tank 125 Gallon Reef
It's been a long time coming and I've finally set up my 125 gallon 48"X30"X18" coast to coast with Herbie overflow.
It's a mixed reef, dominated with SPS and some LPS. Equipment List: Lighting: 48" Aquamedic 250w 14K Phoenix DE with 2 T5 bulbs. KZ Fiji Purple and Super Blue Actinic. Skimmer: SWC Extreme230 Return Pump: Laguna 4200 Tunze Powerheads: 6105 Total display area is 48"X24"X18" Livestock list: Fish: 1X Acanthurus Guttatus 1 X Geniacanthus Semifasciatus Male 1 X Geniacanthus Semifasciatus Female Corals: Acroporas: Oregon Tort UC Strawbery Shortcake Strawberry Shortcake L1 Strawberry Shortcake L2 Red Planet Purple Plasma Cali Tort Plum Crazy Joe the Coral Hawkins Echinata Aussie Ice Fire Echinata Pink Lemonade German Blue Pearlberry Red Milli Blue Milli Red Dragon Carduus Blue Dragon Green Dragon Red Selago Aussie Wild Spatulata Purple Nana Pink Jade Blue Voodoo Montipora: Flower Petal Setosa Idaho Grape Green Cap Orange Cap Jedi Mind Trick Tyree Undata Chalices: Tyree Pink Watermelon Bazooka Joe Pink Boobies Emerald Mummy Jason Fox Rainbow Miami Hurricane Keith's Watermelon Photosynthetic: ORA Grubs Gorgonian Janitors: Orange Lip Conch Echinaster Luzonicus 
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05-28-2012, 03:17 PM
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Wow you've got a great collection there, I can't wait to see photos once its grown out. Love the clams too
 Whats the difference between the L1 Strawberry Shortcake and the L2 Strawberry shortcake?
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#8
05-29-2012, 10:19 PM
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Hi Christy,
The L1 and L1 denotes different mother colonies that the frags come from. Most corals that are labelled Strawberry Shortcakes are fresh wild colonies that are immediately fragged, and that's why so many don't have a great track record in surviving past a few months at best. Unique Coral introduced their Strawberry Shortcake in 2009 and it has become very adaptive to captive conditions and has change it's structure somewhat. It no longer looks like a wild Acropora Microclados like what we are seeing come in now. It's probably my most favorite coral at the moment. Hot Pink and Green base, amazing. On a side note, just added some new additions, pics forth coming: Blue eye Goniopora Rainbow Goniopora Phils Granulosa Purple Poison Microclados Aussie Wild blue tip Hyacinthus Really can't wait to see the frags grow out too. Thanks
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