IAP Brian
Aquarium Nut
I have some I was just getting ready to whack. My Sister lives in your direction and I have to go to Reef Mystique soon, so I'll PM ya when I'm coming and see if we can hook up a pest drop.
I want your majanos
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jnarowe
Beer-a-holic
That mojano that I "killed" three times with Joe's Juice just popped back out...I mean it was gone for weeks with no trace, and there it is again.
reedman
Well-known member
Brian, that would be great!
jnarowe...that is what I used to do as well until I got really sick of them. Got the butterflyfish and they are gone for good, but now that they are gone so is its food source....cruel irony.
jnarowe...that is what I used to do as well until I got really sick of them. Got the butterflyfish and they are gone for good, but now that they are gone so is its food source....cruel irony.
jnarowe
Beer-a-holic
which butterlfy? My mojano is in QT...I will not put that rock back in the display with it still on it!
I seem to have a never ending supply of aiptasia in my display and feel that I may have to go the butterfly route. I really don't want tosince I have a lot of cool fan worms too.
I seem to have a never ending supply of aiptasia in my display and feel that I may have to go the butterfly route. I really don't want tosince I have a lot of cool fan worms too.
reedman
Well-known member
I have a double saddleback. Worked great, but you are correct...all fan worms, some SPS polyps, clam mantles, etc are all at risk.
jnarowe
Beer-a-holic
yeah I have 7 clams too. a bit of frustration about the aiptasia on my part I guess. I have never been able to grow LPS very well, so I wouldn't be too bummed about them all dropping dead. But my clams are way too cool to get them into a predatory situation. I actually remove clam from the mixed seafood that I add to my tank food because I don't want any fish to suddenly realize that clams taste good!
aquarookie
Pure Poison :)
Here's some pics.
(I hope that they're not majones--they do seem to growing directly from the tips of the coral skeleton around them--well at least from the tips not covered in pink coraline...)
(For size reference, the black square in the backgound of the first pic is my 4' mag-float..)
Kingfish is right, that is a galaxea. Take care of it and it will be quite beautiful
scytale
Caladanman
Kingfish is right, that is a galaxea. Take care of it and it will be quite beautiful
Thanks, they're doing quite nicely
--lots of new polyps, in fact they've actually spread enough in the past 2 months so now there's 2 big clumps (instead of 3 little ones)(Of course the hydroids are filling out too
)(Sorry to hijack your thread again reedman) can we just call a bump?--I'm betting you're still looking for majanos....
reedman
Well-known member
No worries on the hijack....Good info is always welcome...even when off-topic
And yes, I am still looking for mojanos (I can't believe it is this difficult).
And yes, I am still looking for mojanos (I can't believe it is this difficult).
aquarookie
Pure Poison :)
Hey Reedman,
I have one majano that I am feeding and taking good care of. If it reproduces, you can have the offspring
I have one majano that I am feeding and taking good care of. If it reproduces, you can have the offspring
reedman
Well-known member
lol...THANKS!
Who woulda thunk it....breeding mojanos?
Who woulda thunk it....breeding mojanos?
aquarookie
Pure Poison :)
Well, they are pretty and they don't cost anything... why not? :lol:
