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Old 05/23/2012, 07:27 AM   #51
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It's in his info on the bottom of his post. May 2006


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Old 05/23/2012, 07:54 AM   #52
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It's in his info on the bottom of his post. May 2006

ooops.................overlooked that......................lol

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Old 05/23/2012, 08:17 AM   #53
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Wow............... interesting read


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Old 05/23/2012, 11:45 PM   #54
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i like the first pictures with the moon lighting looks great.
The VERY first pictures? The lighting is pretty cheap. I just got two 44" hamilton LED strips from petco.com I just stuck it to my 6 bulb TEK fixture and it works great actinics (t5 actinics suck in my opinion, not bright enough)


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Old 05/30/2012, 10:26 AM   #55
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Looks good cant wait for mine to get that big.


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Old 06/25/2012, 08:38 PM   #56
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how tall do the devils hand really get


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Old 06/27/2012, 06:57 PM   #57
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wow those things are huge


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Old 06/27/2012, 07:09 PM   #58
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how tall do the devils hand really get
Good question. Mine don't seem to be getting too tall, I'd like to know how wide LOL.


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Old 07/13/2012, 05:54 PM   #59
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Some updated growth pics of my nepthea.. you can refer to the very first post if you want to see the difference.. this coral is definitely filling up the left side of my 90 gallon nicely now





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Old 07/13/2012, 06:18 PM   #60
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Wow, that's just gorgeous. We're going to set up a 20 long very soon, so maybe when we move some of the frags out I can get one of those!


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Old 07/13/2012, 06:31 PM   #61
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Yea I had buyers remorse at first spending $110 on it, but ive gotten a lot of that back selling some frags to local reefers, its a pretty fast grower, I would compare it to a colt coral if you have ever had one.

Ive never liked getting frags, I usually buy a bigger piece for a little bit more and it has the extra branches to grow fast enough to make lots of frags and make money back relatively fast

Xenia is always a good investment also to let it spread and trade it or sell it for corals/money


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Old 07/13/2012, 07:05 PM   #62
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I've never had a colt coral. I do miss the days before frags...$39.99 for a softball sized galaxea & $29.99 for big brains. Xenia was our first frag in this tank & took off great until my boyfriend put biopellets on the tank. Lost some frags & everything was dying so he pulled them offline. Everything but the xenia has come back. It's all tiny. It will get a little bigger, then shrink again. I think it enjoyed the high nitrates.


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Old 07/16/2012, 02:41 PM   #63
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In the left corner of the tank was a toadstool I had that measures 16" across when it wasnt all folded up. I finally got rid of it and bought a small neon green toadstool that is now growing rather large. In the last few months it has gone from the size of a quarter to about 9" across, I have fragged it several times for members of the local ref club that wanted one.



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Old 07/16/2012, 03:12 PM   #64
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16 inches...like I said, won't fit in my 55!


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Old 07/16/2012, 03:15 PM   #65
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ibefishy, how did you frag it. Always wanted to do it but dont have the ba!!s. Mine is about 8-9". I had it when it was about 2".


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Old 07/16/2012, 04:13 PM   #66
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Take a new sharp razor blade and slice off a piece. I generally do a wedge shape and then run a toothpick thru it and rubberband it to a piece of live rock for a few weeks and then it will attach and you have your frag. After it attaches remove toothpick and rubberband. When you frag a softie like a toadstool best to do it out of the DT in a seperate bowl of water because they slime up like crazy.


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Old 07/16/2012, 08:44 PM   #67
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ok cool..................thanks


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