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much, much better; showing
more tentacle extension than it had
it months. As of this writing,
there is only one Fungia left on the
bottom of the tank and I'm very
seriously considering moving that one. I
don't know if it's the
lower light levels, slower water movement,
or the sand bottom, but it sure seems
as though this species prefers life
in the 'fuge.
Also
this month I fragged both pieces of
my Acanthastrea and sent them out to
several reefkeepers all over the country. It
seems that Acanthastrea had become
THE hot coral lately and by some of
my previous posts on Reef Central,
it was known that I had some. I
couldn’t fill all of the requests
I received, but I managed to parcel out
enough to be owed a LOT of favors. Favors I do plan to call in someday when I have the room. In fact, one recipient has already repaid me by insisting on shipping several (5) unusual frags of various species. And although I have photographed them, I'd rather wait until the next update to share them with you. By then they will hopefully be well established and I'll have a little bit more information about them.
Anyway, by the middle of the month, the family and I were off for the second half of Summer Break. This time I DID get to drive but my destination this time was New Orleans to do a little fishing with some of my wife's relatives. The only tank related news I |
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