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Since 1998 I have been farming small polyp stony corals outside using light
reducing filters. My system was built using mostly
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Welcome to my site dedicated to farming small polyp stony corals. Under the title "Farmed corals" you will find pictures and information on the corals I am currently farming. Some pictures can be clicked-on to see a close up view of normal polyp extension, skeletal details and coloration. The larger picture can be clicked on to return back to the list. All of my coral fragments come mounted and in most cases incrusting, this provides a stable foundation from which to grow and handle the coral without damaging it. The light filters main purpose is to reduce the sun lights intensity to that attainable in the average reef tank using 250 watt DE halide lights 12 -18 inches from the bulb and a duration of 8 to10hr. The corals are Identified to the best of my abilities using the three volume set "Corals of the World" by Jen Veron, this is mainly used as a guideline for typical colony growth form. All prices listed include tax I try to make most O.C. frag swaps, and you can
find me at the
SCMAS meetings on the
third Friday of every month. I am
located in Costa Mesa, CA. 92626. Not far from the 405 freeway and Harbor Blvd.
exit. You can reach me at 714-914-2953. Local pickups are possible on
Sundays only from 10am to 2pm but you must call me prior to specify a time and I
will give you driving directions. Be sure to put the word "Coral" in the subject line so It
does not end up in the junk mail..
Up coming events:
SCMAS club meeting
August 20th at the IHOP SCMAS club meeting September 17th at the IHOP
Reef-A-Palooza
October 23 and 24 at the O.C fairgrounds
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Steve Garrett T |
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