Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 3:49
PM
Subject: RE: fire coral
Actually all the corals you named are LPS & yes,
generally LPS is hardier than SPS.
Chris
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Marco Arturo Delsordo Jim�nez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 2:41 PM
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Subject: RE: fire coral
ohhhh my God, you just shock my world..
so you�re saying that a torch or hammer is hardier than a open
brain or a
fire coral?
so
the jelly corals are hardier than stony corals??? i thought
just the
opposite thing!!!
the moon is then a LPS right? and a fire is a SPS??
ohhh my god, at LFS in here they tell you stony corals
are hardier than
those who moves with the water
like hammer or torch
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From:
Shane Clays [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Viernes, 26 de Octubre de 2001 01:31 p.m.
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Subject: RE: fire coral
LPS: Frogspawn/Hammer/Torch/Open Brain
SPS: Acropora/Pocillapora/Tubinaria/Closed Brain
The difference is that the SPS are rigid corals that do
not move in the
current. LPS are large polyped,
jelly like corals that move a lot when
current is
blown on them. LPS take large prey items, SPS take tiny prey
items. If you can see the mouth on the coral plainly,
then chances are you
are looking at an LPS.
HTH
Shane
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> can you give me some examples of
lps and sps?? i just don�t get the
>
difference between these.
> what is a moon
coral , sps or lps? and open brain and fire?
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From: Sisemore, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Octubre de 2001 12:55 p.m.
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coral
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> Some buttons,
polyps & sea mats are 1.
>
Mushrooms & some softies start at
2.
> LPS seem to
be mostly 4-8.
>
SPS seem to be mostly 6-10.
>
Gonioporas are 10 & say NOT
RECOMMENDED.
>
>
I like this book, it has good pics. &
there is a new edition I
> haven't seen
yet.
>
FWIW
>
Chris
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From: Marco Arturo Delsordo Jim�nez
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Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001
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Thanks Chris.
>
Good to know you�re a good
diver.
>
Difficulty 7,,, do you know of
a coral that is 1?? or 2?? I
> think most
corals are from 6 to 10 right?
>
Gonioporas are 10 i think.
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Sent: Viernes, 26 de Octubre de
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What I know about fire coral is
mostly from divers
> say & that is it burns
like fire if you touch it. (hence the name) I
>
wouldn't know personally because good divers never touch the coral. I
have
> never heard of a pink species though,
usually it is a dark mustard color.
> "The
Practical Guide TO Corals" has this description.
>
Lighting 6-10 ( 8 = Most
intense possible using VHO
> or PC)
>
Water flow L-M
>
Aggressiveness High ( Has
sufficient structures to
> allow it to rapidly
damage or kill other species anywhere nearby.)
>
Difficulty of care 7 ( On a
scale of 1-10 )
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>
HTH
>
Chris
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and what about tis coral, ne1
had experience with
> it? it is called also
millepora alcicornis
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Sent: Viernes, 26 de Octubre de
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Subject: RE: Marine snow
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I have never tried it but I
tried C-Balance by TLF &
> found it to be
worthless. FWIW
>
Chris
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Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001
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I'm interested in this outcome
also. I've seen a
> bunch of ads for Marine
Snow, and it sounds great to me. But I just read a
> FAQ on wetwebmedia about using it, and Robert Fenner's reply
was: "<this
> stuff is a scam... no real
nutritional value... a real shame on TLF.>".
> How could there be so many "snake oils" in this business? It's
really
> discouraging when something sounds so
good and turns out to be garbage,
> and that
seems to be happening a lot to me lately. Please let me know if
> you think it works, which I hope it does.
>
>
Tracy
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>
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