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12-21-2009, 05:30 AM
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I figure I would update a couple of growth sequence pictures. Enjoy.
Here are 2 digitata's (Oct 6)  Dec 20  Tan Staghorn (Oct 6)  Dec 20 (Actinic Only)  Blue Tipped Milli (Sept 22)  Dec 20 (Actinic Only)  Some sort of hairy purple tipped acro (Oct 6)  Dec 20 (Actinic only)  Brown Fatty Acro (Sept 22)  Dec 20 (Actinic only) It has turned purple with tons of new growth tips. This is the other side of the coral.  Birdsnest - it was brown when I got it (Oct 6)  Dec 20 Actinic only  
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12-21-2009, 05:52 AM
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Blue tipped Stag (Sept 22)
 Dec 20 (Actinic Only)  Pokerstar Monti (Oct 18)  Dec 20 Actinic only - base has encrusted onto the rockwork  Snappy's Bird of Many Colours (Oct 30)  Dec 20 Actinic only  Random Neon Acro (Oct 30)  Dec 20 Actinic Only  Pocci (Oct 18)  Dec 20 Actinic Only  Random Birdsnest - I saw a tiny polyp in the liverock that I got and just faced it up to the light and this is what grew (single polyp found in early September)  Purple Acro (October 30) I had split this coral with a friend, you can see at the bottom where we hacked it.  Dec 20  And finally, a frag I picked up today. This is under blue lights only. 
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12-21-2009, 05:56 AM
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Tony,
I'm used to dosing daily now and have gotten into sort of a routine. I had my PO4 tested today and it's at 0.02, so I guess it's working. Corals show good polyp extension so everything looks happy. I don't really know what to compare zeovit to though because my system was only a couple of months old when I started. I'm getting decent colours though so that's good. So all it all, I like it so far. For those who go straight to the last page of the thread, I started the growth sequence pics on page 41. Thanks for looking 
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12-21-2009, 12:42 PM
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good growth we will still have to make it over to see the tank its looks awesome just started to get into sps in the last month i hope i get the growth you do
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12-21-2009, 03:24 PM
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Once I got into sps, I absolutely got addicted. The growth is so satisfying compared to softies. This is my first sps dominant tank so we'll see how that goes. You'll find some sps are the slowest growers ever, and some just take off right away. Some of my frags have done nothing but encrust a base. My friend whose had sps dominant tank for years says that some corals will sit and do nothing for a few months, then have a huge growth spurt, then "rest" again. It's all so interesting to watch. You never really notice the growth when you see the tank everyday, but when you look at the pictures, you're like "Wow, my corals grew".
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