Russ Reef Tank 60gal.

[ensquire]

Awesome pictures, and very nice frags.

[ruslicus]

Originally Posted by ensquire

Awesome pictures, and very nice frags.

Thank you

[FragIt Dan]

Looking good Curious about why you think that is a vermiculata? As I said, I am not so good with the names so I am keen to learn. I looked up the vermiculata and wouldn't think it was. My best guess was a convexa. Here is a link to the vermiculata that I was looking at:
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...ta/0787/image#

Dan

[ruslicus]

Originally Posted by FragIt Dan

Looking good Curious about why you think that is a vermiculata? As I said, I am not so good with the names so I am keen to learn. I looked up the vermiculata and wouldn't think it was. My best guess was a convexa. Here is a link to the vermiculata that I was looking at:
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...ta/0787/image#

Dan

Thank you Dan. It is a great site I should bookmark it I was looking at this site as well: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...97&pcatid=2497 I think they ae very close and for sure it is tough to identify. Two things have leaded me to think it is vermiculata is:
1. The branches are formed from small type pockets and the are longer than convexa
2. The tentacules are extended longer than convexa which makes it very hairy which I like very much.
Please see convexa type http://fragd.it/product/view/1003 and compare to the frag picture above.

But it is my guess

[ruslicus]

More pictures:

This is as for me a plate coral that came with my liverock. It is a size of a penny:


New habitat. Difficult to get a good picture - pair of herlequin shrimps:


And my Red Blasto. It is getting better every day :

[ruslicus]

Better picture of my pair Bonnie and Clyde, as they travel all around and already finished a star leg in 2 days.

[kien]

Love that blasto and shrimps! So are Bonnie&Clyde temporary or permanent? Do you plan to feed them starfish forever?