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Posted 4/28/2008 12:10:46 PM


 

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Reefski (4/28/2008)
do you have to shade to cut down on the light intensity?

Last summer, I used a 30% shade cloth and still have some bleaching issues with stony corals.  I will use it again perhaps along with some lighting films to further cut back on the light as well as change its color.


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Posted 4/30/2008 6:02:53 AM
 

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Hi Steven,

Can you elaborate on what you are doing with anemones.

Thx

Craig

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Posted 5/1/2008 3:22:49 AM


 

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xroads (4/30/2008)
Can you elaborate on what you are doing with anemones.

I just bought one from a local hobbyist/friend to see how well it does in the greenhouse environment.  Did you have a specific question?


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Posted 5/1/2008 7:20:41 AM
 

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Hi Steve,

I was wondering if you were working on propagation techniques, be it trying to get them to split on their own more often, or slicing.

Thx

Craig

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Posted 5/2/2008 5:29:09 AM


 

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xroads (5/1/2008)
I was wondering if you were working on propagation techniques, be it trying to get them to split on their own more often, or slicing.

I have done both.  I have cut them in half as well as encouraged them to split on their own with large water changes.  I the greenhouse, I will likely be doing only cutting because of the practical problems with doing "large" water changes routinely on multiple 600 gallon systems.


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Posted 5/2/2008 7:08:01 AM


 

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Take this for whats worth as I have not tested this but I plan to this summer.  With larger tanks it does cost a lot to do water changes so I am going to try to put the anemones in a reaceway tank above the big tank.  It will have a pump curculating water to it from the main sump but I will also use it to introduce the water from topoff and water changes.  I was not going to top off with chemicals, just RO/DI water.  The thought is that the regular stressings will cause enough stress to make them split.  I can then use carbon in the return to the sump to remove any toxins that may be produced. 

Faz

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