404 gallon - round 2.5

[Snappy]

I like how this "war" favia is now pooling at the bottom of the blue streak.

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I'll start with some Leopard Wrasse pix -
Mister


Mrs.




Trying to shoot the wrasses but the tangs are camera hogs.


My pigmy wrasse is very shy and rarely comes out of the caves far enough to get a photo -
the mystery wrasse hassles it every chance it gets.

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Misc tangs -

[lastlight]

colours look great greg nicely done. never seen a pygmy wrasse before very cool.

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by lastlight

colours look great greg nicely done. never seen a pygmy wrasse before very cool.

Thanks Brett - I think it is your tank sitting skills that are making the difference.
Yes the pigmy is pretty cool, I've had it for a few months and seems to be healthy but I wish the mystery wrasse would leave it alone so it would come out more.

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Bubble Chalice -

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LH side pane view from inside the fish room

[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by Snappy

I like how this "war" favia is now pooling at the bottom of the blue streak.

I have a war favia that is doing the same thing and looks very similar. It also has that blue streak. I first thought it had a problem and was going to bleach out on me. But then it just kept growing, along with the blue streak. So I guess that is a natural characteristic of this coral??

Also, what light does yours get?

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Reef Pilot

I have a war favia that is doing the same thing and looks very similar. It also has that blue streak. I first thought it had a problem and was going to bleach out on me. But then it just kept growing, along with the blue streak. So I guess that is a natural characteristic of this coral??

Also, what light does yours get?

Yes that is a definite characteristic of this favia species, they get a color mix - hence the "war coral" name - two colors battling it out. Mine is near the bottom of the tank so the light is fairly low in intensity.