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This guy has a huge pond. An alternative location if he is willing.
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Sold.
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Selling a small piece of LR with blue cloves for $12. LR is about half a palm size. No photoshop.. Collection at Toa Payoh weekday after 7.30pm.
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Hi Bro, it is certainly interesting, but not uncommon. I ever experienced this myself. But the 'budding' died before it grew out. Others were lost inside the rocks due to water flow. This phenomenon also includes hammer and frogspawn corals, though the latter is harder to get it to bud. Mine detached on its own, maybe due to strong flow or fish disturbance. Hope you succeed in propagating lots of torches.
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Patrick, i feel sorry for you, really. Having to spend $488 on white snowypora corals, mislabelled as deepwater sps that are near dead is truly unethical of that lfs. Hope you at least had a "positive zest reefing experience" there. I also hope that newbies like kohmarine will learn and not fall for such scams.
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Thanks xiggie for the explanation. But somehow I read that these snowypora are not being sold as bleached or pastel coloured sps but labelled as deepwater sps hence the white pale colour. I'm new to this species especially deepwater sps so hope some sps expert can shed some light on this topic here.
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I'm also not a sps expert and I'm new to deepwater sps so I can't be sure if its the "deep sea pale white sps". I only know they call it snowypora. Going to up lorry or not I can't be certain but I'm sure it won't be on sale at such a high price if its going to up lorry right? That would be unethical.
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Not sure those are deep water sps bro, but I heard alot about snowypora species. Maybe its the new hobby name for deepwater sps. Anyway, according to coral exporters and collectors, deepwater sps are found in depths of 20m max. Any deeper and i dont think they can recieve much sunlight. Please correct me if im wrong. Still learning here.
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For those whose aircon pipings are not internal, you can connect the output and use the pipe as drainage.
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why do sps have so many colours?
Firestarter replied to ml708's topic in SPS and Advanced Reefkeepers Forum
andtsg, technically you're not wrong, really. I also read that feeding them TLF marine snow helps in snowyopora growth.