• Why not take a moment to introduce yourself to our members?

Clink51

Advanced Reefer
Location
Queens, NY
Rating - 100%
30   0   0
simple enough... should i let it float around all willy nilly or do i need to anchor it down? i do have LR rubble in there (i honostly dont know why, ive just read everywhere it should be there), but no sand.
 

oh207

Advanced Reefer
Apex Freak
Location
Amityville, NY
Rating - 100%
78   0   0
Better to left it free and let it tumble. That way the entire ball gets exposure to light. If or when it grows too big and doesn't tumble anymore, then you might have to give it a turn every couple of days.
Sometimes when I get lazy and don't turn mine the bottom portion gets white. Thats very bad.
 

LBC

reef junkie
Rating - 0%
0   0   0
when i bought mine it was like a bright green brillo pad.

now its gotten a dull dark grey green color and softer tendrils. also i notice when i let it free in my DT it tends to end up in the dark behind the LR so i had to rubberband it a bit to upper live rock... with tiny skinny rubberbands that dont show much
 

MIKE NY

Two Decade Club
Rating - 100%
204   0   0
Better to left it free and let it tumble. That way the entire ball gets exposure to light. If or when it grows too big and doesn't tumble anymore, then you might have to give it a turn every couple of days.
Sometimes when I get lazy and don't turn mine the bottom portion gets white. Thats very bad.
x2...chaeto is a free floating algae that does better tumbling..when I was in Hawaii I saw chaeto as large as a sofa just tumbling in the currents with all little fish hiding in it...the white is dying and should be removed or face up towards the light to try and revive it before its starts to decay.....
 

Sponsor Reefs

We're a FREE website, and we exist because of hobbyists like YOU who help us run this community.

Click here to sponsor $10:


Top