RicordeaFreak

you have any pics of the weeping willow? Where did you get it from? I've been on the hunt for one for a while myself. I saw one once from Divers Den, but hesitated on getting it and it sold.

Did we just become best friends? Do you want to go do karate in the garage?

awesome stuff you got there Jolt! Thats one nice frag tank.

Great photo's Ty, looks like you're getting the hang of it.

That last photo is incredible Ty!

I already have another three more since the last time I took photos... Its so hard to pass them up. I still have some room to play with, not much though haha. The major problem is the Anemone I have had been moving around too much for me to attempt to mount anything to rock. I'm thinking about giving it away as its not really flourishing in my system and I would rather it be in a home it felt happier in. Agreed, now I just gotta convince my wife that she needs a bigger tank.

Those zen reef boxes are pretty swanky. I've eyed them a few times.

This has been pretty awesome to watch, its incredible how much algae you're starting to pull out. I'll definitely have to keep this project in mind if I ever get around to setting up something bigger. Thanks for sharing!

Lookin' good Jimbo, you got a nice garden of acans going there. Everything looks great.

Awesome stuff Ty! So many colors, I really like that first photo. Looking forward to the DSLR goodness. I've tried messing with the Rebel XTi my wife has, but I think I need better lenses which i'm not quite ready to drop the cash on yet haha.

Quick update video.

Been meaning to update this page. Some of the photos are not as recent, but figured i'd post them as well to catch up and see their progress. I picked up this Chips acro from ShawnM, thanks again for such a nice piece. JF Burning Banana The actinic only light really brings out its yellow. Of course what would my updates be without a few new ricordea florida. All photos above taken on 2/9/18 I picked up a double polyp zoa that turned out to be two different types, or maybe a morph? Pink with green polyp stylophora, not a great photo. Persian rug mushroom All above photos taken on 2/24/18 I can't remember what this was called other than some type of Millepora that I picked up from Gig' em. Thank you for the fuzzy stick. Yet another new Ricordea Florida, I think I have a serious problem... All photos above taken on 3/2/18

Mark me down for 3 weeks and one day Bob!

Beautiful tank, those scolys are really nice. AAF usually has some killer looking LPS. Hows the AI Prime working out for you? I seem to read mixed reviews about them.

Neat! The blue streak across the face is very striking. I was wondering if it was some sort of goby because it looks similar to the DWG. I would be too, that is a beautiful specimen! I found that they take can take forever to finally start splitting as well. One of mine finally split after being in my pico for a year. I'm addicted to collecting as many different color varieties as possible. Congrats on it finally splitting!

They are really pretty, am I counting 6? Whats the male to female ratio you have and how often do you feed them? One things i've read about Anthias being a bit difficult was that you had to feed them multiple times to a day prevent starvation because they eat a lot.

If you ever have an extra ricordea polyp you want to trade for a different color, or want to sell one let me know! Sorry to hear about your tank issues, hope things stabilize for you. Beautiful tank though. Whats the white fish with the yellow on the head?

Beautiful tank you got there Jolt! Anthias are my favorite saltwater fish. What type are these that you have?

Everything looks really happy. Those acans are huge! Lookin’ good.

Beat me to it.

Tank is looking spectacular! So many nice corals in there. I’m impressed with how densely packed it is.

Thanks for the advice! I’ll have to try that next time. I’ll have to look more at what options are on the phone for video editing. I’m not too familiar with this new phone.

Short video. Sorry for the reflections and shakiness still learning how to capture better footage.