Recent content by TommyD

So now that I know that it's good and I don't need to nuke it with joes Juice; what do I do with it? I don't know much about plates; do I just target feed them a mysis shrimp every once in a while? Or are they primarily photosynthetic? Whatever happens; it looks like if I ignore it it will...

Filename says it all. So to answer the question; yes it does have a skeleton like a bubble coral/plate coral...

Top view of the larger one as it usually is

Side view of a smaller one through the Xenia Forest:

Okay all; finally got some good Pix:

I'll test tonight; maybe try a different angle and take another pic. I don't think the base is hard though You're thinking like a bubble coral skeleton right? Like a little ridgy thing that is it attached to? I'll let ya know.... BTW; it's about the size of a quarter for size reference.

Hi all; Just got finished shooting pix of my tank; I've had this since it was a speck. Anyone know what it is??

Ben; You have no idea what barry has @ his place. his other website for hardcorals shows some more good pix. http://www.coralsdirect.com/store/home.php Reviews from other San Diegans here: http://www.sdreefs.com/forums/showthrea ... eadid=2597 A few other local stores mentioned here...

I feed my frogspawn 2-3 times per week; Either mysis shrimp or live bloodworms when I am feeding my FW tank. I just got a 1/2" piece of rigid tubing; cram some food in there and use a turkey baster to 'baste' water into the tube; the water pushes the food down and down and into the waiting...

I also have one of the Jebo setups; doing good so far; and it does not have 1 4X55 or 65 ballast; but 2 split off 1 power cord. For less than 5 bucks at Home Depot I split the power input for each switch off; now I have a 220 watt setup that can be run on 2 timers! All I had to do was cut...