Reef Discussion

[macca_75]

going to be a big batch of eggs tonight...

 

[Tannum_Paul]

Hope it is not fatty liver! Wow she is very fat!

 

[Buddy]

My girl had a huge batch last night, looks like you will have a massive batch.

 

[macca_75]

Hope it is not fatty liver! Wow she is very fat!

nah - its eggs. She will be back to normal in a few hours. Lays like clockwork - big nests or clutches or whatever they are called.

 

[macca_75]

According to Joyce Wilkersons "Clownfishes" its a cluster - well you learn something new every day.

 

[Agent M]

I didn't know it was called a cluster. And there's my Chromis! He's looking good :)

 

[Andrew B]

She is fat, almost as fat as me :p

 

[Tannum_Paul]

Yeah cluster of eggs, my baby girl gets very fat every 18 days but not that fat. Well she did till I put here and her buddy in the new tank.

 

[ReeferRob]

Where did that soft coral come from? I've been looking for that forever. I got a piece in and my "helper" shipped the damn thing out. :mad:

 

[macca_75]

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Where did that soft coral come from? I've been looking for that forever. I got a piece in and my "helper" shipped the damn thing out. :mad:[/QUOTE the one on the left or the right? If you were more local I would give you a piece. S for where did I get it. I have no idea. Most coral in my tank is 10 + years old

 

[ReeferRob]

BRB, $2500 plane ticket to Australia, lol. I collect oddball soft corals of any type. I tell my collectors that it they come across anything odd to throw it in the box and send it no matter what colour it is. I have a few that they've sent but I'm always on the lookout for others.

 

[slin1977]

Biggest, strongest clutches at full moon.

 

[Andrew B]

how did they go?

 

[Tannum_Paul]

Talk about full Moon! Mine laid for first time in new tank 3 days ago! Very good size clutch as well!

 

[ReeferRob]

We've had a super moon up here in the Northern hemisphere. All of the redlines have been spawning like mad here. M and I call them SS shrimp because they have the Chevrolet SS stripes on their backs.