Coral Pix

kay-bee19

kay-bee19

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May 6, 2006
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Here are some recent photos of some of the corals in my tank:

Goniastrea


Green elephant ear


Hynophora, encrusting


Trachyphyllia


Scolymia (about the size of a quarter)


Tubastraea


Sarcothelia edmondsoni


Favia


Nemanzophyllia (Fox coral)


I keep this one in a separate tank due to its aggressive tendencies:

Pseudocorynactis
 

kay-bee19

kay-bee19

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May 6, 2006
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Tampa, FL
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Here are some more LPS corals:

Leptastrea


Torch coral (new small frag)


Frogspawn


Euphyllia sp. (possibly e. cristata)


Neon Green Trumpet coral (my tail spot blenny's favorite perching spot)


Acan
 

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kay-bee19

kay-bee19

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May 6, 2006
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Cichlid-Man said:
What lights are you running?
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Currently running T-5's (five 39watt bulbs with individual reflectors), which is an upgrade from my previous lighting (three 96watt power compact bulbs).

It's an Aquactinics TX5 fixture, and from front to back the bulbs are:
-Giesemann AquaBlue+
-Giesemann Actinic+
-Korallen-Zucht Coral Light
-Korallen-Zucht Fiji Purple
-Gisemann AquaBlue+

The Pseudocorynactis in the other tank is under a single 65watt power compact 50/50 bulb (not quite sure how photosynthetic that mushroom anemone is, though).
 

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kay-bee19

kay-bee19

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May 6, 2006
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Here's the full tank shot: (crowded, I know)


Lotus said:
...I can't believe your Scolymia is that small. Mine is a monster at more than 6" across, it's hard to think of a baby one ..
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I've also never seen them this small (its size was one of the reasons I acquired it, it will be interesting to see it grow).
 

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