I've got an 8 Gallon brand new BioCube.. and im 15... new to the saltwater scene but i've got a 55 gallon succesful African cichlid tank thats been running for over a year now.
and you must think you're pretty smart. i'm not new to reef keeping, i'm might only be 15but i know how to keep a sucessful 120 gal mixed reef tank by myself.
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Wow You must be new to reefing too. sps is a hard coral and lps is a coral with a skeleton with fleshy polyps you could say.(acans,torch,frogspawn,ect.)
Scleractinia is an order under the class Anthozoa, which includes anemones and corals. Scleractinian corals are closely related to anemones, but have a hard calcium carbonate skeleton, which is seen clearly in SPS corals and often hidden under the polyps of LPS corals. "Scleractinia" comes from the roots "scler=hard" and "actinia=ray", and so "hard-rayed".
Very nice fraggs they look very healthy and happy
josue3404 1 year ago
im 14 i have a 55 gallon reef and i also volenter at a salt water specality store
finger11yo 1 year ago
sps=small poly stonie
collinxxsk8 1 year ago
I've got an 8 Gallon brand new BioCube.. and im 15... new to the saltwater scene but i've got a 55 gallon succesful African cichlid tank thats been running for over a year now.
Souledge9002 2 years ago 2
congrats...go slow. Don't rush anything. I have a 3 gallon so i have zero mistake room. Good Luck with your nano.
RedCadiz2 2 years ago
@Souledge9002 i have a 65 gallon soon to be reef literally like a day and im 12 i fully payed for everything my self
Phantomg23 7 months ago
whats the coral at 0:04
flyingSnakess 2 years ago
kid dnt be hatin on 15 year olds im 14 and i have a 125 gallon reef taken care of by only me and most of things are diy so stfu noob
Matt02369 3 years ago
yeh ive got a 75 gallon reef and im 13
flyingSnakess 2 years ago
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justchata 2 years ago
and ive got a 120 gallon reef and im the same age but then again the bigger the tank the better because then you can have more room for error.
JamieT96 1 year ago
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jackywe 3 years ago
and you must think you're pretty smart. i'm not new to reef keeping, i'm might only be 15but i know how to keep a sucessful 120 gal mixed reef tank by myself.
dpalm3 4 years ago
Lets see some proof. All your faggy vids are from lfs's. fuking noob
suppressivefire 4 years ago
cool dog im 15 too but i only keep 8-10 gallon reef tanks its doing pretty well though
bucc4life 3 years ago
thanks
trio628 4 years ago
hey, what is an SPS and an LPS? Sorry, I am new to reefing.
trio628 4 years ago
small polyped stonie or large polyp stonie
dpalm3 4 years ago 3
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Wow You must be new to reefing too. sps is a hard coral and lps is a coral with a skeleton with fleshy polyps you could say.(acans,torch,frogspawn,ect.)
"small polyped stonie or large polyp stonie"
^^^^^^^^^^^^LMAO
suppressivefire 4 years ago
SPS and LPS are acronyms
SPS is a Small Polyped Scleractinian (stony)
LPS is a Large Polyped Scleractinian (stony)
Scleractinia is an order under the class Anthozoa, which includes anemones and corals. Scleractinian corals are closely related to anemones, but have a hard calcium carbonate skeleton, which is seen clearly in SPS corals and often hidden under the polyps of LPS corals. "Scleractinia" comes from the roots "scler=hard" and "actinia=ray", and so "hard-rayed".
lakshwadeep 3 years ago