Show me pics of your SPS!

[ThatGuy]

Bump. Thinking of getting back in so I'm just window shopping for now.

 

[hcker99]

A little show off time

 

[Tyler]

Probably my 3 favorite in my collection right now


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[kschweer]

Probably my 3 favorite in my collection right now


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Very nice!!

 

[royy13]

Probably my 3 favorite in my collection right now


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Really nice. Where did you get them from? I'm in Ocean County and have a hell of a time finding decent SPS frags. ACC has plenty of frags, but usually not many quality SPS.

 

[Rickyrooz]

Tyree Pink Lemonade

Walt Disney

ASR Purple Nebula

JF Homewrecker

WWC Firebreather

Jurnee's Unicorn

 

[diana a]

Pink lemonade and Homewrecker were just added to the top of my list of corals to purchase

 

[hcker99]

 

[Duke62]

A few

 

[Duke62]

Last 4

 

[jgraz]

Got bored and took a few pics.
Acros still cooking for the most part to all montis except the first.

 

[iTzJu]

corals looking good John!

 

[DangerDave]

Nice pics of really pretty coral! How are you getting such good close ups?

 

[jgraz]

Nice pics of really pretty coral! How are you getting such good close ups?

Samsung S10plus
That's all, nothing else

 

[Sponge]

Wow wow wow. Nothing more to say

 

[nightmarepl]

question i have for you guys ive never had any luck with any of the stone coral even the easiest ones but how long does it really take for these small tiny frags to branch off into these " colonies "

 

[Sponge]

question i have for you guys ive never had any luck with any of the stone coral even the easiest ones but how long does it really take for these small tiny frags to branch off into these " colonies "

Hard question. Some an eternity. Others fairly fast. They really are all different. Plus there care is a factor.

 

[Mrx7899x]

question i have for you guys ive never had any luck with any of the stone coral even the easiest ones but how long does it really take for these small tiny frags to branch off into these " colonies "

Depends on the coral but most of them will be a nice mini colony after about a year. I have a red planet that's a little over a year old and it's the size of a dinner plate. Then I have a grape juice that's around the same age and it's the size of an egg.

 

[nightmarepl]

Depends on the coral but most of them will be a nice mini colony after about a year. I have a red planet that's a little over a year old and it's the size of a dinner plate. Then I have a grape juice that's around the same age and it's the size of an egg.

yah i guess my biggest factor would be water quality i do a water change every 2 weeks give or take everything else in my tank is pretty much growing decently all softies hammers and such. every time i get a stick of some sort itll stay active for about a month or two they slowly turn white and lose more and more of its polyps dont really know why. my temp is 79 calcium is usually 420-460 nitrates and nitrites are 0, alk and mag i really check honestly usually check alk its 8-10

 

[jgraz]

Few top downs I took first pic is with filter and white balance, second is filter only
Couldn't really get a good pic on this one