sps, chalice, zoas, and free frags

[BYU]

gotta make some room
hollywood stunner chalice 8 inches $60 obo


also got some smaller frags $15


electric green ora on a magnet so you can have an sps on the wall $50
size of a small baseball


two frags $30 each

two small frags and one pink birdsnest$10

joker zoas $20 (20-30 heads)(SOLD)
orange zoas $30 (100 heads)SOLD

$15 on a frag disk


mint green zoas $30 /
pink zoas (SOLD) $30 (

few stalks of xenia and anthelia (free) to any newbies starting out

sorry for the bad pics they were on my iphone
all are OBO
pick up in long island or middle village queens
pm me if interested
thanks for looking

 

[brunoboarder2444]

bump for some nice prices and newbie freebies

 

[dubs]

Bruno are grabing any of this stuff???? if so ill split those jokers with u trying to get my zoes collection up lmk

 

[brunoboarder2444]

Bruno are grabing any of this stuff???? if so ill split those jokers with u trying to get my zoes collection up lmk

i might be down for that after i get payed thursday

 

[BYU]

pms replied

 

[damien]

pm sent

 

[E.intheC]

Nice lookin' stuff, Bob!

 

[brunoboarder2444]

question, ive never had a chalice...whats the exact conditions needed for the hollywood stunners and how difficult is it to keep

please give an honest answer and not one just to sell, not saying you will but some people on here will tell you what you want to hear to make some money

 

[E.intheC]

question, ive never had a chalice...whats the exact conditions needed for the hollywood stunners and how difficult is it to keep

please give an honest answer and not one just to sell, not saying you will but some people on here will tell you what you want to hear to make some money

Bob will definitely give you an honest answer man.
Chalices typically require low to moderate light and flow. It depends on the chalice though. They're not terribly difficult to keep, IMO. About the same as a "typical" LPS. Good, stable water quality is big as well.

 

[brunoboarder2444]

Bob will definitely give you an honest answer man.
Chalices typically require low to moderate light and flow. It depends on the chalice though. They're not terribly difficult to keep, IMO. About the same as a "typical" LPS. Good, stable water quality is big as well.

my quality is fairly stable the only thing that swings a little is my salinity....between 1.025 and 1.027.....because I dont have an ATO and do top offs manually

PH has been at 8.3 for about a month and a half, prior to that it was at 8.2 for a month but once i added more powerheads the surface agitation went up so no real swings there

Ammonia/Nitrite has been at 0 since I finished cycling 3 months ago

the only thing that I do have is Nitrates around 15-20ppm but it stays about there, when i upgrade my skimmer it will go down a bit

current lighting is PCs and I'm upgrading within the month to LEDs

 

[BYU]

although my tank has been up for about 2years now im still a newbie
i think this chalice is the easiest and fastest growing to keep if you look at my video of my tank you can see i have four colonies grown
i have other chalices but they dont grow anywhere as fast as this one
this thing grew under t5s but under leds they took off and glow very nice with leds
http://youtu.be/fo0RLyHa7PM

thanks eric how is your tank now ?

 

[brunoboarder2444]

very nice tank

....i may want to try one of those smaller frags after i get my paycheck this week

 

[BYU]

no prob let me know