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oh wat a gem among the liverocks. Its a beauty to own :eyebrow:

ya lor, lucky me, and a generous reefer.. :thanks:

Woww.. your black face zoas growing so healthy :shock:

they're the fastest growing coral in my tank.. i think it's their nature to grow and spread fast, super fast.. :rolleyes:

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From GO? ^_^

no la, from Roger when he decommed, den added a few of my own mushies inside.. :)

Very nice mushies... :)

Would love to own something like that some day... :)

:thanks::thanks: redstar, actually u just need different frags of mushies, den glue it to one rock and be patient and let itself spread its roots.. :)

:ooh: bro snowman87.. nice nice mushies you got there :wub:

thanks bro, ur one so much huge-er than mine.. :lol: my one mini version, coz tank small haha..

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actually u just need different frags of mushies, den glue it to one rock and be patient and let itself spread its roots.. :)

I need to learn how to do this... getting more from less. Do you cut it off from the stem and glue the remaining portion directly to another rock? Will those 2 part rock bonder be of any use, or you let it settle on some rubble using a net before bonding?

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Love ur mixed mushies.... I'm also trying to have a mix mushy rock someday, jus hope tat the mushy will stick on the rock and next headache is try to find a place for it :ph34r: More pics of ur collection of corals, Vince :rolleyes:

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I need to learn how to do this... getting more from less. Do you cut it off from the stem and glue the remaining portion directly to another rock? Will those 2 part rock bonder be of any use, or you let it settle on some rubble using a net before bonding?

credit goes to bro Roger, i only attached abt 3 polyps of my own collection onto it.. anyway, there's a few ways to doing this, u could chip off the mushroom with abit of rock, and superglue the tiny rock piece onto the multicolour rock that u want.. wait a few days for it to stabilise and hopefully it will spread its roots across onto the main rock..

another way, if u have loose frags of mushrooms (without base), i use rubber band to loosely band down the mushroom onto the rock, and put it in my refugium and in a matter of days it should naturally stick onto the rock already.. hope that helps.. :)

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bro snowman.. your mushies so many nice colour in one rock :yeah: , mine some only normal type :P

ur one where got normal, its very swee also!

Love ur mixed mushies.... I'm also trying to have a mix mushy rock someday, jus hope tat the mushy will stick on the rock and next headache is try to find a place for it :ph34r: More pics of ur collection of corals, Vince :rolleyes:

:thanks: bro.. will keep the pics coming.. actually not much pics left also haha..

nice

thanks.. :)

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my dad very ambitious.. bought pink bird nest.. and i fragged it..

i still think mine's looking better than his.. :whistle

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credit goes to bro Roger, i only attached abt 3 polyps of my own collection onto it.. anyway, there's a few ways to doing this, u could chip off the mushroom with abit of rock, and superglue the tiny rock piece onto the multicolour rock that u want.. wait a few days for it to stabilise and hopefully it will spread its roots across onto the main rock..

another way, if u have loose frags of mushrooms (without base), i use rubber band to loosely band down the mushroom onto the rock, and put it in my refugium and in a matter of days it should naturally stick onto the rock already.. hope that helps.. :)

Will be trying this with my red mushies when I'm free. Got a few petals to mess around with. :eyebrow:

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Will be trying this with my red mushies when I'm free. Got a few petals to mess around with. :eyebrow:

nice mushies... :D

it easy...trust me...but handle with care...esp when it shrink!!

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nice mushies... :D

it easy...trust me...but handle with care...esp when it shrink!!

it's slippery, and very slimy.. :D

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another close-up.. :)

I've never came across such BEAU,tiful mushrooms

1ft cube with IOS [the low tech tank]

1. JBJ C-breeze to keep temp hovering around 27-28'C

2. LED clip on - 120 bulbs

-skimmer-less-

My 3 humble equipments that keeps my tank running... [DRIED OUT]

1. The RSM itself of course 2.My NEW Deltec MCE-300 Skimmer 3. My trusty Arctica Chiller

Tank parameters:

Temperature maintained at 25.3'C to 24.7'C

No3: 10ppm(b4 the use of the deltec skimmer)

No3: 5ppm (after use of the skimmer)

Others? too lazy to measure...LOL

Camera- EOS 50D

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Hungry hippo? ^_^

probably.. haha.. but he's the greediest of all the fishes.. :)

I've never came across such BEAU,tiful mushrooms

thanks for your compliment Vlamingi.. cheers.. :thanks:

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it be good to set up a powerful UV of at least 36w , if not if 1 tank has parasite problems, it'll spread to the next tank, so my tunze6060 went into ur dad's tank? i'm in the slow slow process of setting up a new 5x2.5x2 also.

Mix Reef Tank: 5ft x 2.5ft x 2ft mixed reef

Chiller: daikin 1hp compressor

Return: Red Dragon 6.5m3

Lighting: Aqua Lumen Ocean 4ft

Skimmer: Reef Octopus RO-RPS-5000-EXT w/ Bubble Blaster

CR: RM 824 /milwakee PH controller

Tunze TS24 with 7096

Tunze Osmolator

American Pinpoint PH monitor

American Pinpoint ORP Monitor with Resun Ozone

RM sulphur denitrator

RM FR 424

RM FR 624

TLF Phosban Reactor

My old tank thread

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