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![]() I'm hoping this cooking thing will do the trick...I didn't find that anything got rid of the stuff. The Lobophora seemed to be the biggest pain in the butt for me.
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![]() So this is two days ago:
![]() I removed ALL the rock in this photo. It's all Caribsea Reef Rock...crap, if you ask me. I transfered all the "real" live rock that has been cooking for 7 weeks to the tank. I also plainted the back black, but it still needs another coat. My GSP is still mad (it takes a few days for this coral to come out when I pee him off real good lol). I think I may need to move my Lobo and my Duncan around to better places. I also still have to put powerheads back in, as there are none in there right now, so UBER polyp extension on the LPS! HAHA! This is how it looks about 5 minutes ago: ![]() |
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![]() Out of curiosity, why the dislike for the caribsea reef rock?
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![]() It's heavy, not very porous, and ugly shapes. It is actually fossilized coral, not actual dead coral (like "real" live rock) if I remember correctly, so it is more like quarry rock than live rock.
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![]() Loving the archway in the aquascape
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![]() Thanks! I was trying to have as few rocks touching the sand as possible. I got away with only 4 rocks in the sand!
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