PaddyOB's Acan Lords ***Growth Tracking***

[paddyob]

I have started using Acan Plus over Reef-Roids. I only changed because:

1) I needed coral food
2) It is cheaper than Reef-Roids
3) The pictures posted by the maker looked fantastic.

Here I will post weekly the progress (if any) my Acan Lords make.

I only have two.... so it will be easy to track.

I just took a before feeding and after feeding picture of each and I will post them once my camera dries off.

I have also decided to track my Favia. It has barely grown in the two years I have had it... and after feeding it Acan Plus tonight it had polyp extension I have never seen on it before.

[paddyob]

Here is my first Acan. The pics of the second Acan never turned out well. I am using a new camera (Pentax W90 waterproof) and I need some time to get used to it. Can't see the viewfinder when my hand is in the tank. So bare with me.

Before feeding Acan Plus...



After feeding Acan Plus. Note the color enhancement immediately after. That amazed me.

[Cranky When Wet]

Looking great! I'm using Acan Plus as well and love it! It works for my Blastos and even my Zoanthids. What I like best is that I can cut down to once a week for Mysis Shrimp making for a much tidier tank. I know you're 'gonna love this stuff; my critters sure do :-)
Bunny

[lorenz0]

Its an awesome product. Noticed changes in my blastos and acans after the first feeding.

btw, nice acans

[RedCoralEdmonton]

looking good Patrick.....looks like im going to have to stock up again lol.....

Steve

[paddyob]

Originally Posted by RedCoralEdmonton

looking good Patrick.....looks like im going to have to stock up again lol.....

Steve

Thanks Steve!

Here's my plug for yah.... Acan Plus available at Red Coral Edmonton! Grab some on your next visit!!!

[RedCoralEdmonton]

hahaha nice

Steve

[naesco]

Anyone know whether it is sold in Vancouver?
Thanks

[lorenz0]

i'm sure one of the RC's can ship it to you. its worth it

[paddyob]

I am feeding 2-3 times a week.

I am now turning off all circulation for 10 minutes as it is definitely much easier to target when everything drops straight down.

I have before and after pics from todays feeding and will post once the camera dries off.

I am tracking my two acans, favia and chalice.

The favia and chalice frags have not grow in two years while feeding reef-roids.