A 90 Gallon Zeovit Filtration Adventure Mixed Reef Style

[jackson6745]

Isn't this referred to as a carnation coral? It will be interesting to see if Phol's additives will help to keep it alive.

 

[druluv]

Isn't this referred to as a carnation coral? It will be interesting to see if Phol's additives will help to keep it alive.

This is in the same family as the carnation coral, but its not. It sold under the name Orange Soft Coral. It suppose to be a little easier to care for the carnation coral.

The additive that I think may help is sponge power. I feel that the sponge power will help build up the small micro animals that are needed to feed these corals.

 

[druluv]

Here are some new additions:

Tonga Tree Coral:

Tub Bird Nest - I have a lot of work to do on this one:

 

[rookie07]

Looks great.....
Ive been eyeing the orange soft coral...saw it on Liveaquaria...but I figuered it would die...im very curious to see your experiment...
I want some full tank shots now that you have livestock in it.
Hammer looks great
Looks like alot of lighting...awesome
Best of Luck,
keep us updated

 

[druluv]

Some more pics

Purple Death Palys

This Shrimp was eaten by amy anemone, but he's still cool

Tubs Blue Zoas

 

[druluv]

The orange coral is not really a carnation coral, its sold under the name Orange Soft Coral.
http://www.marinecenter.com/corals/coralssoft/orangesoftcoral/

There is no MH being used as of yet, I'm just running 5 - t5 bulbs. But they are very bright.

 

[druluv]

A couple pics:

 

[OctaviousMonk]

Seems just to be a variety of carnation, but looks pretty bad ass regardless. Good luck and keep the pics coming!!

<TABLE id=productspecs cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=400><TBODY><TR><TD class=descriptor width=100>Latin Name</TD><TD width=300>Scleronepthea, Neospongoides, Lemnalia</TD></TR><TR><TD class=descriptor width=100>Common Name</TD><TD>Orange Soft Coral</TD></TR><TR><TD class=descriptor>Also known as</TD><TD>Orange Carnation, Orange Tree Coral, Orange Carnation Coral, Scleronepthea, Neospongoides, Lemnalia</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>