Recent content by DanRF

Thanks guys. The camera settings weren't very good - I was still getting used to it at the time. I'll try and get some better ones over Christmas though! :)

There you go, a few shots of my tank and inhabitants :)

Thanks again everyone, it's lovely to find a nice community around even though I doubt I'm from the same places as you all are! I'll try and get a few pics up over the next few days but don't expect much! It's just a load of softies!!! :o

:p Nahhhhh

lol, definitely a Pavona. What is a fairy monti? I've heard of people calling digitata 'fuzzy', but I think someone may be confusing this Pavona with a hairy 'milli' (Millipora). :)

I've witnessed the spawning behaviour (even if it was without actual spawning - a mimic if you like) of bartletts which is a series of fast swims from the bottom of the tank to the top - much like regal tangs or other fish that spawn on mass. The female goes first and releases the eggs, the...

Thanks guys :)

I'd also just leave them as per my above post, they're fine :) Good little helpers.

I'd go for the canon. I'm using a 300D which is old now but still manages some good shots. I'd always go for canon tbh, Nikon just don't fit with my hands but canon lenses (in my eyes) are far superior to Nikon or the others. JMO of course, but canon all the way for me!

Hi guys! I've already jumped on in, lol. Looks like a nice active forum with plenty of community feel to it. Thanks for welcoming me :)

Yep, pavona. Lovely corals that will demonstrate some lovely growth patterns. I don't have any due to my angel deciding to eat everything but softies but I do like them. They look stunning when in big colonies. Good luck with it - keep it under intense lighting and good strong flow to get most...

These are fine, in fact some people even buy them in the UK. They're great little cleaners and I find them all over my glass in the morning, don't try and sump them, you'll be wasting your time - there are most likely hundreds more that you can't see. Leave them in and watch them clean I...

Hi there everyone! I'm new here so thought I'd introduce myself. I currrently have a 36" cube run on a mineral mud system. It's been oging for around 3 years but I've been reefing for much longer! Anyway, hopefully I can input some useful info! Cheers guys and gals Dan