Marc, Just wanted to stop by and offer my support for your great site and say thanks for the "look down box". Got some great shots with it! I'm afraid RC lost out on a valuable community member for sure. Joe in NY alias: TheCoralGardner.com ...
Updated 04-05-2011 at 12:24 AM by melev
Two weeks ago I had the impression my hammer coral (one ployp) was getting fatter.... well, today I am pretty sure it is splitting into two polyps! That might seem "so what?" to you, but feels very rewarding to me. It is the first stony coral in the tank that not only survived in my water and lighting but is also growing (had one Acan polpy that died, three Trumpet polyps that also died and another hammer polyp that got eaten by a rogue peppermint shrimp). Must be a sign ...
Thanks to Mark, the swap is listed on the calendar here as a reminder. However, if you are traveling and would like to come, or even if you live nearby, please stop in. It is on April 30th, 2011 from 12pm to 4pm. We have plenty of room for everyone. For more information, please click this link. www.worcreef.org You will find all of our swap information information there, as well as the menu of the food we will be serving. This year, we have lined up many sponsors as well ...
Here they are. The cleanup crew I added several weeks ago is making good work of keeping the film algae down and I added several snails to the fuge and the glass walls are now viewable (mostly) and the pod population there is intact.
The COMAS frag swap will be held on April 9, 2011 at the University of Central Oklahoma venue, in Edmond Oklahoma. This is open to everyone, but you need be a COMAS member to bring frags for trade or sale. COMAS sponsors are invited and should contact Paul Whitby, the President of COMAS for details on sales. You may bring small tanks, but they can be no larger than 30gallon and need have their own stand. Smaller tanks, 10g, can be set up on tables ...
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