concept3.5 said:
Merv, I thought you didn't do "softies"?
Yes I have a blue ridge, you even commented in my thread about it, remember?
http://www.njreefers.org/forums/index.php/topic,2008.0.html
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Merv, I thought you didn't do "softies"?
Yes I have a blue ridge, you even commented in my thread about it, remember?
http://www.njreefers.org/forums/index.php/topic,2008.0.html
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concept3
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i gotta stop lifting planets LOL
shhh
it's something different. I think its an LPS, so it's not a true softie
shhh
it's something different. I think its an LPS, so it's not a true softie
concept3.5 said:
Well the LFS I bought it from told me it was a montipora sp. That may make it more acceptable for your tank.
From LiveAquaria ;D http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Display.cfm?pCatId=2505
The Blue Ridge Coral, sometimes referred to as the Blue Coral, is often mistaken for a small polyp stony (SPS) coral because it has a hard blue exoskeleton with long, thin polyps. It really is an octocoral (soft coral) and its growth forms are branching, plate-like, columnar, or encrusting. Its body is composed of calcium carbonate and iron salts, which lend its distinctive blue color. However, the polyps are either brown or light blue. They are an interesting and peacefull coral that will add diversity to your reef aquarium.
The Blue Ridge Coral, sometimes referred to as the Blue Coral, is often mistaken for a small polyp stony (SPS) coral because it has a hard blue exoskeleton with long, thin polyps. It really is an octocoral (soft coral) and its growth forms are branching, plate-like, columnar, or encrusting. Its body is composed of calcium carbonate and iron salts, which lend its distinctive blue color. However, the polyps are either brown or light blue. They are an interesting and peacefull coral that will add diversity to your reef aquarium.
By the way if someone actually has a frag I would be interested ;D
Yup, it is the only softie I know of with a hard skeleton.
Francis, let me see if I can get another frag or so off of mine. I just cut one the other day so I want it to heal up before I cut it again. Unless of course Rich definitely has the same one and wants to frag a piece from his.
Francis, let me see if I can get another frag or so off of mine. I just cut one the other day so I want it to heal up before I cut it again. Unless of course Rich definitely has the same one and wants to frag a piece from his.
Thanks Rich. I've only had mine for a month or so and it's just starting to show some good growth. I don't really want to cut too much off just yet.
RichT said:
Thanks Rich
Rich, how much for a piece of the elk horn?
I'll take a $10 frag if you wouldn't mind bringing it to the meeting.
ed, that would be great, how much for a big frag?Ed said:
ed and merv....also, i have to work after the meeting, will it (digi and humili) last all night? i will get home 9am sunday. if you pack it in plenty of water and air, should be ok, right? i will bring it into the hospital to keep it warm over night.
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yep, as long as you keep it warm and above 75 you should be OK. I'll bring extra bags in case you want to add more air in the bag (or sneak in Oxygen into a new bag from a patient's room, LOL) put them in a cooler if you can with hand warmers, if I remember, I will bring some too.
Tell the surgeon's they're not donor organs though. That would be weird having a humilis as a forefinger
I gotta wake up, no coffee yet LOL
Tell the surgeon's they're not donor organs though. That would be weird having a humilis as a forefinger
I gotta wake up, no coffee yet LOL