My first blasto!

46bfinGA · #1 10/30/2006, 07:24 PM

any special care that it needs?i love these i must say that i am now addicted to them and my checking account is going to hate me!

divecj5 · #2 10/31/2006, 08:39 AM

Very nice looking colony. Looks like you have a really nice tank as well from just the small bits and pieces you can see in the pics.

46bfinGA · #3 10/31/2006, 10:16 AM

thanks divecj5 pic is from my 46 bowfront,which was my first saltwter tank,soon to be moved into my 240 cube once it finsished being setup.

Irenicus · #4 10/31/2006, 02:02 PM

Looks good!

Doesn't really any need special care.

cokemanmark · #5 10/31/2006, 05:15 PM

thats cool

paininthewrasse · #6 10/31/2006, 06:58 PM

looks good.. I love blasto! With weekly feedings it will open up even better for you!

46bfinGA · #7 10/31/2006, 07:01 PM

it has opened up much more since i took that pic. what should i feed it mysis,phyto, cyclopeeze?

46bfinGA · #8 10/31/2006, 08:03 PM

heres a pic from today!notice the plate is much happier as well!got them from the same reefer.

magdelan · #9 11/01/2006, 12:33 AM

Those are beautiful!!! quite striking. I'm rather upset do to the loss of my colony. It was about a third of the size of yours. And... when I say that I lost it, I don't mean that it died. I mean that I physically can not find it. It toppled over the back of my reef (I'm guessing) and haven't seen it since...maybe a week now.

WIERD~~!

46bfinGA · #10 11/01/2006, 02:02 AM

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Originally posted by magdelan
Those are beautiful!!! quite striking. I'm rather upset do to the loss of my colony. It was about a third of the size of yours. And... when I say that I lost it, I don't mean that it died. I mean that I physically can not find it. It toppled over the back of my reef (I'm guessing) and haven't seen it since...maybe a week now.

WIERD~~!

ohh that sucks,sorry to hear that.

Nano Nana · #11 11/01/2006, 10:18 AM

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Originally posted by magdelan
Those are beautiful!!! quite striking. I'm rather upset do to the loss of my colony. It was about a third of the size of yours. And... when I say that I lost it, I don't mean that it died. I mean that I physically can not find it. It toppled over the back of my reef (I'm guessing) and haven't seen it since...maybe a week now.

WIERD~~!

Don't give up finding it. They are collected from deep in the ocean and don't require tons of light (according to Borneman) so it maybe just fine.

nUgZ · #12 11/01/2006, 11:15 AM

If the tank is only a 30 gallon it shouldn't be hard to find it. Just move the rocks or something.