HUGE Announcement from wickedfrags.com!

[Der_Iron_Chef]

Umm. Wow.

Suddenly my own tank looks SO pitiful. Heh.

[Chowder]

Wow amazing.

[wickedfrags]

Thanks A list of LPS would be a little easier than the SPS, but just as tough. I will try to update the site next week, but there will be lots of stuff available but not on the site. Think I have every colour combo of frogspawn/torch now, including that crazy green and pink one! If you have a coral or two in mind PM me and we can discuss availability and price.

Originally Posted by fencer

Okay that's d...m impressive. How about just an LPS list for now.

Well I am not sure about that, you can do alot with a smaller tank. It's all about the corals after all...assuming of course water quality under control.

Originally Posted by Der_Iron_Chef

Umm. Wow.

Suddenly my own tank looks SO pitiful. Heh.

Thanks again. A long time collecting, and the new pieces from the system I bought really make the tank look pretty full. Managing so much water and coral is starting to get to me though..........good thing is this will pass, it always does.

As you can tell from earlier photos of my tank, the corals are really growing. Some real aquaculture going on here - no cutting frags off newly purchased corals that may not be hardy. I have several corals in my tank that have been in captivity for over 10 years (longer than I have been in the hobby). It is tough to tell from the picture, but I have several SPS corals in my tank the size of a football!

Originally Posted by jkhchris

Wow amazing.

[digital-audiophile]

I'd be interested in seeing the colour morphs of your euphilliya. There are a few that I have seen in Julian Sprungs book that I am always keeping my eye open for.

[wickedfrags]

Which morph is that?

The green and pink colony will find a permanent home in my display. Where, I do not know! Two frags will be available.

Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

I'd be interested in seeing the colour morphs of your euphilliya. There are a few that I have seen in Julian Sprungs book that I am always keeping my eye open for.

[digital-audiophile]

I'd need to scan the pages. One example in the book is of the torch variety and it is light blue with dark blue tips, the other example is the hammer style with a pink/red body and green tips.

Do you have a photo of the green/and pink that you are keeping? I would love to see it.

[mark]

To get a tank like that only to pulled it down, I can't imagine being able to.

Good scoop for you though.