Pulled out the rtn'd coral branches and dead and marginal corals yesterday. Small bucket full of branches..
Jim
Sorry to hear about all the loss. Hang in there I know exactly how you feel. I only have one fragable coral but your welcome to it.
Bob
Pulled out the rtn'd coral branches and dead and marginal corals yesterday. Small bucket full of branches..
Jim
Sorry to hear about all the loss. Hang in there I know exactly how you feel. I only have one fragable coral but your welcome to it.
Bob
Jim, I have a really nice little Lawnmower Benny - you can have him! Stop by anytime ... neighbor!
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I am still dosing VSV. Only to the tank. That's why the skim ate is so important. If that slows down, the carbon is just building up in there!Jim, I also thought you were a “vodka doser.” If so, are you still dosing vodka?
Jim, I also thought you were a “vodka doser.” If so, are you still dosing vodka?
No, it doesn't spread like you think. It reproduces with internal brooding, so it can make daughter colonies anywhere. My advice is to not let the original colony get much larger than 3", that seems to retard the spawning activity. It's cool to have new colonies, but they seek out the best realestate in the tank. Once established they are tough to destroy, not like acros and mointis!after what he has been thru - i wouldn't be surprised if jim was dosing vodka to himself!!!!!!
but it does seem like things are looking up.
So you are the second person to warn of the hypnotic and aggressive growth of pocci. My pocci (courtesy of herb) is confined to a small island (made of pvc). It grows without stopping. I'm guessing your advice is to frag before it spreads to far?