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DBTC: Jason Fox Homewrecker

I made a journal update.

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RandyC said:
Had a little rough ride and seemed to continue on the trend that @CaseyP was seeing with receding flesh for the good part of 6-7 months, but as of late, I have a little hope. After a in-tank treatment of cipro and erythromycin for a bacterial issue I was seeing affect most of the coral in the tank, it looks to be coloring up and finally growing some new tissue.
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Looks like it will be awhile until another frag is ready but would love to help bank this. My system has been doing amazing with SPS as of late with daily growth and pulling great colors.
 
boun11 said:
Mine is not part of DBTC but mainly green too. I need to figure out how to bring the colors out.



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I got mine from you! Mine is starting to show some of the pink highlights now. Really high light/flow on mine.

How this work for DBTC? Should @boun11 start a new one for our frags or can we just add to this one? This is one thing that has prevented me from participating so far in DBTC - I have given away (and received) many frags for corals that already have a DBTC thread but aren't necessarily part of the same original source...
 
boun11 said:
I can put two frags for this DBTC @RandyC. Do I need to start my own thread or is it okay for me to use your thread?
@derek_SR I need to move that colony onto a rock with more flow and light. I am battling apitasia right now.
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Please put me on the list. I had one for a long time. Grew it from a nub to a big colony. Lost it due to bacteria infection. High light , high flow is the best. Like 350-400 or above. My nutrients. Were really high too.
 
I bought mine from some guy in San Ramon who is not on BAR, so I'd create a new thread to make sure it's from the same lineage. Tbh during that time there was a lot of rainbow tenuis getting imported so I think it's hard to trace the same lineage. Especially given how much colors vary in different tanks.
 
CaseyP said:
I bought mine from some guy in San Ramon who is not on BAR, so I'd create a new thread to make sure it's from the same lineage. Tbh during that time there was a lot of rainbow tenuis getting imported so I think it's hard to trace the same lineage. Especially given how much colors vary in different tanks.
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Make sense. I'll start a new one.
 
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