Large brains, lets see them

[stank]

I'll start

Had this almost two years now, growing great.

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f7/jstank/reef228.jpg

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f7/jstank/reef227.jpg

Its almost covering a 30lb. peice of rock.

[R33f3r]

Black starboard? Nice brain :thumbsup:

[Aquariumist]

anyone else, i would love to see some specimens as I have none!

[detz15]

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i265/detz_15/P5222450.jpg

[stank]

Thanks, the bottom of the tank was made like that by Oceanic, its that black material about 3/4" thick then glass then some more black. Not sure what the actual material is though.

[stank]

Nice detz15, thanks.



Any one else?

[jdm01]

Here is my open brain (at least I think that is what it is). It is farily new, but doing well.

http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j107/jdm01/Unidentified%20Corals/06_15_06Unidentified.jpg

[racer69]

Here is my pineapple brain. It is about the size of a soccer ball.


http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/500/77107Pineapple-Brain-med.jpg


Close up.

http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/500/77107Pineapple-Brain-Close-up-med.jpg

[AJF]

Nice Brain racer69 i like it!

[Shnabbles]

What kind of care are you guys giving your closed brains?? Mine seems to slowly be loosing tissue... and it seems like every day i see another polyp with the skeleton starting to poke through :(

[stank]

No special care for mine really, moderate flow and light. Plenty of fish poo to eat. Thats it for mine.

[thedigitalimager]

Racer69, that's a very nice pineapple brain. How big was it when you got it? I can't recall every seeing one that big in a reef tank.

Geary

[Amphiprionocellaris]

I've been waiting to show off this pic:D. Though now it's somewhat dated:rolleyes: .
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b199/amphiprionocellaris/Brains.jpg
Some close-ups
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b199/amphiprionocellaris/Scolymia.jpg
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b199/amphiprionocellaris/BlueBrain2.jpg
Unfortunately, the yellow tang developed a taste for green brain and I had to move it. It's doing well, but I miss it in the 75.

[thedigitalimager]

Amphiprionocellaris, those are incredible! The Trachyphyllias are one of my very favorite corals. Like you, I have a gorgeous T. radiata (formerly Wellsophyllia radiata) that my Foxface has taken a liking to. I moved it into my sump/fuge, and it's doing well there. I'm trying to decide who goes, the Foxface or the coral. Of course, I've been trying to decide this for almost two years now. I like 'em both!:)

Geary

[Amphiprionocellaris]

Thanks, LPS have long been my favorite corals, even after "graduating" to SPS (IME SPS are really no more challengin than other corals; know what they like and provide it).
I like the tang, but I like my brains better; the problem was catching the tang! I might try putting the brain back in, but I like it where it is now!

[thedigitalimager]

I like the tang, but I like my brains better

I with you on that one. I need all the "brains" I can get.:lol:

[reefinmike]

do you have regular aquarium gravel in your tank it looks???

[Ti]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v348/ti1301/Redbrain1.jpg