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From: Green Bubble Coral

09 February 2010
2 Comments
Tags: bubble coral, green, for sale
Posted by ACampbell  
I'd like to sell a frag of my bright green bubble coral.

It is fully healed up and slightly smaller than a baseball when fully expanded.

$30

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Source: Green Bubble Coral

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How I Fragged My Bubble Coral

26 January 2010
7 Comments
Tags: saw, green, fragging, bubble coral, cut, coral
Posted by ACampbell  
Well my bubble coral was getting huge! I'm talking the size of a basketball, and in a small 34 gallon aquarium, that is just not cool. I have thought about fragging this coral for some time, but never knew exactly how I might approach it. With all the fleshy part it seems like it would be a bit more work than say breaking a sps coral. I...

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Halloween

25 January 2010
5 Comments
Tags: hermit, crab, halloween
Posted by ACampbell  
Have not added anything to my tank in a while. At the meeting on Saturday, I picked up this halloween hermit from Laura, aka Mama, aka Rockin' Reefs. It's pretty cool, but somewhat clumsy.

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Clownfish Set Backs

05 September 2009
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Tags: riasing, clownfish, percula, phyto, green, eggs, set backs, DT's, rotifers, starter disc, book recommendation
Posted by ACampbell  
Just wanted to write an update about some of my recent set backs.

Firstly, my phyto culture was doing great! It turned a very dark green and was doing good until after the first split. A week after the split it crashed. This seems to be a theme for anyone who has started a culture from DT's. I need to go back to square one and order some...

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Pandas

26 August 2009
5 Comments
Posted by ACampbell  
Picked up these panda gobies last night. They are wicked cool!
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Also caught a rare shot of a spikefin. I see them both regularly, but they are hard to photograph. My big black camera seems to scare them away.
Crummy pic I know.
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I have been feeding my excess live rotifers to the tank daily. These tiny gobys LOVE them, they really come out...

 

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