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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I discuss some of the SPS in my frag tanks that I have collected over the years.
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Thank you for sharing the scientific names and grow patterns on some of these acros.
I always love the story behind the coral. I think it is important that we remember where and who they came from.
Veeeeery nice!
The "Tyree Blue Matrix" is an Acropora hoeksemai.
17:52 You just can't run any LEDs on full spectrum". It's just a "whiter light". 😜
Gotta LOVE ACROS!
Excellent video. Fantastic to see the detail in all your corals. I think the detail is the best bit!
Beautiful collection Keith!
Keith, all of your corals look amazing. They’re very colorful and healthy. Thanks for the tour.
Definitely won’t miss the next live sale if there’s gonna be some purple monster available!
It's nice to see a video just showing off colonies. While some of these have photos online, it's uncommon in the hobby to show the grown out specimen, especially with video. Sometimes when shopping for sps I wish it was easier to get an accurate idea of the coral in person, so thanks for so many great examples!
Sweet acros! 🙌
That midnight monty is beautiful the contrast of colors is awesome
Your home wrecker is beautiful! What an amazing contrast of coloration.
I have a slightly larger colony of TPM, yes, super slow grower.
Wow! Beautiful looking corals!
I’ll plan on sending some Andrew Jackson’s to get a Jackson on Thursday 😀
really want some purple monster. Just don't know if I am going to be able to afford it or not. Been a bucket list acro for a while now.
We need a frag! Pink Panther 💙🪸
Hello Keith. Always a pleasure to see your acropora collection. May you put turbo snail and euplica snails in your frag system. This snails make my frag plugs and rock always so clean. This two kinds of snails make baby snails from time to time and thats great.
I believe the blue matrix is hoeksemai
Yup!
Yep, thanks.
It's coralites are delicate like sand!
Great video Keith! I agree completely about the homewrecker. Have you noticed more green under your LEDs or the Halides? Always curious about that red spectrum of the Halides if it has an affect.
Thank u Burt! More green under halides (less PAR vs my LED's)
@@ReefBum Are they in the same systems (same water chemistry)?
@@Alex_Correa The corals in 2 of the 3 tanks are under halides....the other one is LED's.
@@ReefBum So that system under LEDs is separate from the rest, not connected in any way, right? Chemistry can also play with differences then, besides flow.
I got my email for the sale. The picture on the email was the same as this thumbnail. That purple monster. I beef reefing for over 20 years but just started to do acros seriously. As much as I want that purple monster I don't think I'm ready for it. I know that one will be expensive. I may not be ready now but as long as you have some that I can buy in the future I'm good. When I started in this hobby years ago this was the first jaw dropping acro since everything was brown back then.
Yes, EXPERTS only for the PM. It grows so slow and that increases the odds that something can happen to it.
I apologize for being 'that guy', but rarity aside, I don't really get the appeal of the purple monster?
Keith, out of curiosity. Any chance you still have a colony of Lokani hiding in the back?
was reading an article you posted a few years ago, after seeing pictures of a Lokani colony online. And it's proving quite difficult to find one.
I had that Lokani in my old tank in Connecticut.....after I broke that tank down I took a break from the hobby for a couple of years after I moved up to Vermont. So no Lokani.
@@ReefBum Well, thank you for taking the time to reply. The search continues.
Are these frags under metal halide or led. All frags are stunning
Both halides and LED's. Thanks!
@@ReefBum Would be great to have that video showing differences of growth and colors of some of the species of Acros under LEDs and under halides in the same system (with same water chemistry, if possible.
7:06 Is that "Tyree Ice Fire Echinata" under halides or under LEDs?
It was supposed to be white with blue, right?
It's beautiful anyway!!!!!
It is under halides. I have other pieces under LED's and they look the same.
@@ReefBum Lovely! Did they look green in the system you bought from? Maybe high nutrients will show the green and lower nutrients will make it white? Man, those Acros are sick!!
Mr Keith! What adhesive do you use to attach your coral to the plugs? It’s white and seems to have corals encrust over.
That's probably Seatak
This is the 2-part epoxy I am using: www.amazon.com/Instant-Ocean-HoldFast-Aquarium-HF-1/dp/B001JSXBYO?tag=reefbum1-20. I also use super glue underneath and on top of the epoxy to make sure the frag is locked onto the plug: www.amazon.com/Gorilla-105801-Super-1-Pack-Clear/dp/B08QR2XRKD/ref=sr_1_3_pp?tag=reefbum1-20
Thanks! I will order them today. I like the look. Just had an urchin snap off some hammer polyps and need to get them out of the sand this weekend into some plugs till they get fat
@@ReefBum I've never used that one. Does coralline algae grow on that epoxy? Must be great to put rocks together as well. Have you tried to bind rocks with that? Great price too! I've tried Gorilla glue and I didn't like as much as Loctite. I should try Gorilla again. Thanks, Keith!!
@@Alex_Correa Yes, coraline grows on that epoxy and no I would not use it to put rocks together. For that I would use Jurassic Gel and accelerator.