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    Posted: December 13 2004 at 11:16am
These are ariving the first part of next week. I am very excited. Is there anyone else in the club interested in trading acans?



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congrats ... very nice!

how do you frag them?
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They are fragged by using a chisel or Dremel.  You just cut between the polyps and voila!
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Sean, I believe the "voila" part happens when you collect the paycheck for these fancy little frags. Or is that the "ta-daa" part, I forget! Anyways, I here it is a magical moment.

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Bruce,

They are awesome.  I'm probably going to just stick to lords (although I have two echinata's to halve with Sean).  The top one is awesome though.  Remember, I am a woman and can change my mind .

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I got dibs on the first frag of the top one.  That's a VERY nice echinata!
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What kind of condition do these corals like such as
lighting and such. If I can provide that I call second
dibs on the top.
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I'd be happy if I could get a hold of either.
Was that in there yesterday? Casper--WY windier than ?

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Js55, They are ok in lower light with pc's but I belive do better with halides.
Nate, Will see how they grow
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Originally posted by pistonfister pistonfister wrote:

Js55, They are ok in lower light with pc's but I belive do better with halides.
Nate, Will see how they grow

Bruce is exactly right.  They will grow fine under low light, but to maximize growth and color, they're best under MH lights.

Js55 - Echinata usually run from $40 to $80 for a frag and Lordhowensis (another species of Acanthastrea) run from $75 to $125 a head.  They aren't cheap!



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I am getting a 250 watt metal halide set in a
week or two I am just waiting for them to drop it off.

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