Coral Sustainability

[Nolte]

i can snap you a bit of yellow digi

Big big thank you to you too nick as well

Fran

[markrich1973]

I know this is short notice, but up until a chat with the pink one (Ronnie) a few hours ago I wasnt coming raiding (long story)

I have 2 x red plating monti frags and 2 x acro frags, grown well - pics are rubbish but it is a turquoisey colour honest

Swaps for zoos or anything or free to any regulars

Frags >


Acros & Monti and mother colonies >



See ya all in cockfields !!

[markrich1973]

I know this is short notice, but up until a chat with the pink one (Ronnie) a few hours ago I wasnt coming raiding (long story)

I have 2 x red plating monti frags and 2 x acro frags, grown well - pics are rubbish but it is a turquoisey colour honest

Swaps for zoos or anything or free to any regulars

Frags >

No 1 now reserved for Carl (Leggit)

[leggit]

thanks mate

[stewart_garry]

I have just started into my tank, it has been up and running for 3 months now and i was intending to ease my way into coral. My concern is for the ecology of the hobby and wish to not purchase corals that are obviously straight out of the ocean. Does any one have suggestions as to the best method of getting started with this?

Garry

[Miggsy]

I have just started into my tank, it has been up and running for 3 months now and i was intending to ease my way into coral. My concern is for the ecology of the hobby and wish to not purchase corals that are obviously straight out of the ocean. Does any one have suggestions as to the best method of getting started with this?

Garry

Hi Garry and welcome to ReefSafe

There are several 'coral farms'' around the country that grow colonies and then frag them for resale .. this massively cuts down on the impact to wild sources.

Fishmansfrags is one such outlet where he has literally thousands of home grown corals available to the home reefer.