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Big shoutout to @Cbruno80! My pops got his Bleeding Apple Bowerbanki from them at a swap. Definitely one of his favorites pieces in the tank. Still morphs to purple!

Seems like this show was pretty well rounded in terms of selection from softies / LPS / SPS. Anyone have feedback if they had more entry level corals or ones with more rarity + $$$

Had it in my care for about 3 weeks so far so working on it! Was sitting in a tank with copper for about 3 weeks prior so pretty new tbh. Poop is chunks with a little stringy

It’s like my thumb nail size lol

The 1 head? That’s my Master Button Scoly that is constantly morphing from green purple yellow to orange red yellow ever few months

Supposedly Australians are a bit easier to train however they come in larger if you really want to give it a shot. Here’s a quick pic of my little one that I’m trying to fatten up. Key to my success also is not having potential competition for food

When first introducing to a tank, I typically like to isolate it in its own tank for observation / QT purposes. When feeding, turn off the pump so it can become accustomed to eating in the water column. Live Brine or white worms was always highest success for me. From there, feed as much as...

Pink Lemonade Stereonephthya

My tank used to have bristle worms everywhere... Now I see a fat Copperband and no worms. Happy Camper! I'm positive they are still there but a lot less than before

Anyone coming back toward San Francisco- San Mateo area after the show? Can they grab something for me to bring back? I can Compensate with frags / macro / leather colony

Posted on Time LOL… Congrats @Darkxerox

Already on it! Been leaning it on PE Mysis and have started to incorporate LRS as well.

Australian Live Rocks are typically thinner / lighter than Tonga Branch. There are thin and light Tonga Branch but those are super hard to come by for the most part. These Tonga Branches were brought in '97, little bit thinner than what you usually see