Chromis
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Did you see any elements that were too high or low in your ICP test? I haven’t. Maybe it’s the extra UV the Radions provide?
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RandyC
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Mine came from Tim as well. He has two sources that he is growing, one from JKR and one from Cornbred. He is pretty sure they are actually from the same colony, but doesn't know for a fact.
Mine is the Cornbred lineage.
Mine is very green as well with light blue tips. It grows well so i hate to mess with it and I have no other spot to move it to anyway. Mine was from Tim's colony as well. It started as the standard 1" frag and is now a nice 7" colony that's been fragged a number of times for swaps and members. My tank also doesn't do yellows. I did an ICP test two weeks ago and the results are in another thread.
Ibn
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My original piece came from Tim and was of JKR lineage. I'm not sure about CB and how hairy that sucker looks. It would be interesting to stick them both together and see if they fuse to verify if they are indeed from the same mother.
I split my piece from Tim with a friend in SoCal. He went through some rough patches with his tank and it's finally recovering and doing well. The WD took a hit, but here it is as of today.
T5 lighted tank with generic NoPox (8mL maintenance daily) and heavy feeding (40 drops of oyster feast daily). The regimen along with 17 fish in the 90 gallon nets him 2-5 PPM nitrates.
I split my piece from Tim with a friend in SoCal. He went through some rough patches with his tank and it's finally recovering and doing well. The WD took a hit, but here it is as of today.
T5 lighted tank with generic NoPox (8mL maintenance daily) and heavy feeding (40 drops of oyster feast daily). The regimen along with 17 fish in the 90 gallon nets him 2-5 PPM nitrates.
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RandyC
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My original piece came from Tim and was of JKR lineage. I'm not sure about CB and how hairy that sucker looks. It would be interesting to stick them both together and see if they fuse to verify if they are indeed from the same mother.
I split my piece from Tim with a friend in SoCal. He went through some rough patches with his tank and it's finally recovering and doing well. The WD took a hit, but here it is as of today.
T5 lighted tank with generic NoPox (8mL maintenance daily) and heavy feeding (40 drops of oyster feast daily). The regimen along with 17 fish in the 90 gallon nets him 2-5 PPM nitrates.
If you have a little nub of the JKR you'd be willing to provide, I can make a little frag and put them on a plug and see what happens.
tankguy
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Looking down on it from the top dumb dumb
Chromis
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Your ICP test looked OK too. What corals aren’t yellow that are supposed to be yellow (besides WD)?
I still don't get the yellow on my Bubblegum tips. The WWC Slimeball stays more green than others I've seen
Chromis
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I wasn’t aware bubblegum digi get yellow tips, has anyone ever seen one look yellow in person? Most I’ve seen are light greenish yellow. Here’s mine under more blue lighting (looks green to me).
Maybe you’re just not running heavy enough blues or we all need to get Radions for Black Friday!
Maybe you’re just not running heavy enough blues or we all need to get Radions for Black Friday!
Mine stays green.
Chromis
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Have you seen a yellow anacropora in person? I just ordered some ATI actinic T5 bulbs to replace my ATI “blue plus” bulbs. I didn’t like the greenish cast of the “blue plus” and I wonder if the UV increase from the actinic bulbs will help bring more color out of the WD.
