Reef Gardener

About a year and a half ago I ordered some corals from Indonesia and a small patch of these green star polyps came in on a soft coral combo rock. I didn’t think much about it, just figured they were regular gsp and didn’t pay any attention. I stole most of the corals from the combo rock to sell and this patch kept growing.

After about six months I had about a 3 inch patch, I noticed they were even brighter than my regular gsp, slower growing, and seemed to be growing branchy tubes. Now I know that regular gsp will become sort of branchy on parts of it, but this thing puts out long tubes all over and really doesn’t encrust on the glass at all.

Even the frags I make start out encrusting and then the new tissue becomes all tubular. It’s pretty darn cool. Looks like I have a big, wooly green spider in my reef tank. 🤓

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Just a little video on the fly, obv not trying that hard to sound sexy. It feels so good to be able to keep acropora again, my Viparspectre leds are kicking ass and honestly I don’t think I’ll ever waste money on any other fixtures in the future. I only have these running at 65% and they are growing coral so well.

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Oops we did it again…. All my small hill practice over the past few weeks has really paid off, I’m no longer nervous going up and down small hills. Good snow with no ice makes all the difference in the world, our skis are also specifically for cross country skiing and have metal edges that into the snow to give better grip. The snow looked just like whipped cream at this park, it’s hard to convey in photos. We were the only ones out there. It was 8 degrees but it felt great. 🥶

Going to PA for more skiing today.

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