184g basement 8ft reef - Page 2

Roskoreef · #1 11-20-2015, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Myka

I haven't found that fragging always helps. In fact, I'm not sure that it even helps at all. I've tried fragging and not fragging, and sometimes the frags will survive when the rest of the colony perishes, and sometimes just the opposite. If you do frag, try to clip in-tank, and leave the rest of the colony in there.

ya I definetly prefer to frag in tank, Im going to dip a few different colonies and see what comes off. AEFW are still a suspect, but im still leaning towards alk spike as i havent stopped using flatworm stop in 6-8 mths. I fragged a huge mille just in time to save a few good size mini colonies, so far so good...

Roskoreef · #2 11-30-2015, 05:05 AM

Roskoreef · #3 12-04-2015, 03:25 AM

tank is bouncing back, lost a bunch of sps but most are starting to encrust a bit at least.. here are some photos..

mycedium chalice recovering from a 85% loss after introducing into my tank, might grow back..

lavender tang getting his tail streamers? back... what are they called?

honestly didnt think tangs had teeth like this..lol creepy