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What what colors do you get at what par levels with pc rainbow acro? Tank parameters are generally stable and I just got a Kessil a500x for higher par levels But me being me, instead of trying with an “easy” acro grabbed a few different kinds of acro,one of them being a pc rainbow As the title says I was wondering what kind of colors I’ll generally see around what par levels
Some of my Acro Collection | Page 138 | Reef2Reef Damsels are great for acro dominated tanks They eat tons of pods, and subsequently can fertilize the acros easier since they're small and weave in and out of colonies One can definitely learn a lot by studying the environment and the relationships between organisms in an ecosystem
Looks like an acro, quacks like an acro, but isn’t an acro: What is . . . Looks like an acro, quacks like an acro, but isn’t an acro: What is your experience with anacropora? Okay, you’re right Corals don’t quack, but Anacropora, sometimes referred to as briar corals, do look a lot like Acropora
Phosphate Vs Acropora | Reef2Reef This is a very sensitive topic, but one that is very relevant and interesting to discuss if you keep a lot of Acropora Over the years I’ve seen our hobby shift from Zero nutrients, ULN, and today most run from ULN’s except the ZEOvit guys :-) I found out a long time ago that many Acro’s do
My experience with Acropora eating flatworm (AEFW) I've wrote this as I want to share my experience with the dreaded pest that is Acropora Eating Flatworm (AEFW) I encountered them in my own heavily stocked SPS tank, and on taking some advice from experienced reefers I was able overcome this pest and completely remove it from my system, using
TSA Fruity Pebbles | Reef2Reef One of our staple pieces here at the TSA farm The TSA Fruity Pebbles was one of our earliest acro releases With it's beautiful blue skin pink corallites, green, gold and red polyps it is sure to be a stand out piece in your collection The Fruity Pebbles has proven to be a very hardy piece