45 JBJ reemles

[ericrodriguez]

More coral pictures

 

[ericrodriguez]

And some fish pictures as well...

 

[mickeysreef <*))))<]

flame looking good. she is behaving?

 

[mickeysreef <*))))<]

thats the new one you showed me a picture of? that coral?

 

[Wilson416]

Looks great brother

 

[ericrodriguez]

Looks great brother

flame looking good. she is behaving?

Thanks guys!! And yes he’s been good now..

 

[ericrodriguez]

thats the new one you showed me a picture of? that coral?

What picture?

 

[ericrodriguez]

thats the new one you showed me a picture of? that coral?

If you talking about the jawbreaker yes it’s the small one in the little container.
Although the fish pictures. The other one it’s not home yet

 

[iTzJu]

looks great!

 

[ericrodriguez]

looks great!

Thanks buddy
I’m just trying... it’s just now to let it grow out

 

[ericrodriguez]

This guy are temperature acclimating now.
Let’s see how they will look in my tank

 

[ericrodriguez]

The pieces are really nice I’m just trying to figure out where they can go better...

 

[john90009]

I dig that chalice a lot!! I’m a sucker for the classics.

 

[ericrodriguez]

The little chalices garden is out nice thanks god...
I just don’t know where to put the last 2 I got yesterday..
but they are really nice.
I wander if there is a way to remove the Orange mushrooms that it’s in that rock without damage the foot.

 

[john90009]

For the ricordea, if you can find a small rock that you can wedge in the whole and force the ricordea to squeez up and out, as it constantly touches that rock that you forced blocking its way, the stalk will start to stick to that rock over time. Once it is firmly attached you can remove it and the original foot will sprout a new one.other then that, it’s a risky hammer and chisel operation that won’t turn out how you want.

 

[ericrodriguez]

That’s a nice place for one of this chalice I want a space that can bee seen as it’s going to stand out...

 

[ericrodriguez]

For the ricordea, if you can find a small rock that you can wedge in the whole and force the ricordea to squeez up and out, as it constantly touches that rock that you forced blocking its way, the stalk will start to stick to that rock over time. Once it is firmly attached you can remove it and the original foot will sprout a new one.other then that, it’s a risky hammer and chisel operation that won’t turn out how you want.

I forgot thanks...

 

[mnat]

Corals look great.

 

[ericrodriguez]

Corals look great.

Thanks...

 

[ericrodriguez]

Flame angel back to the stores and one less headache... and remove some sps to top.. this pink setosa was beer stoned by other piece a few weeks ago and now look like is ready to be back 100 %