pikey

Well, you were right, it only took my coco worm 2 days, but he finally started really coming out... latest picture...

I would also add that some SPS are "easier" to keep than others. Some of the hardier species include : Montipora digitata Montipora capricornus Acropora millepora Acropora yongei Pocillipora damicornis If you cannot keep these alive and thriving, don't even try others.

Very cool. I love gobies.

Well, I got my red coco worm today. Here is a picture of him after acclimation and addition to my tank. The other picture is my white one I have had for a little over a year.

Beautiful...I have a white one, and should be getting a red one today. I only hope it is as pretty as yours.

Really nice tank. I really like the blastomussa, but my favorite is the red coco worm. Do you still have it? I saw it in the early pictures but not in the last one. If you still have it, can you take a close up picture?

Looks great...do you have any pictures of before the rescape?

I am not sure if this effects any of you, but it does us in the states. Custom SeaLife is a very big manufacturer of reef related products here in the US. They made everything; chillers, MH ballasts, power compacts, full light hoods, etc. Them going out of business is going to make a lot of people mad because they will not be there to cover their warranty. Just thought I'd let you guys know.

Happy New Year, and Happy birthday to me. I am 35 today. Is this the year of the monkey?

The coral looks like clavularia to me.

It looks a lot like merulina to me. I have one, but not quite that colorful.

No, I am not a real pikey. Thanks for the explanation of your language. I will pick up pretty quickly, but it is very new to me right now. I am also learning to speak Korean. Thanks again for the compliments. I hope to have great success with this coral as with my others.

This piece is 4" long X 3" wide X 2.5" tall. Including shipping, it cost $119.00 US.

Nice arch. Can't wait to see it with fish and corals.

I just got this today. About 90-95% of my corals are tank raised, frags from online sources and from friends, but I could not resist buying this wild caught specimen. I have also heard from a lot of fellow reefers that these tend to lose their color, but I have to give it a try.