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02/11/2010, 03:48 PM
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Tyree Miami Hurricane chalice =)
so, im pretty stoked about my miami hurricane ill be purchasing tomorrow. IDC what others think but what is your opinion on my investment??
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"A handful of patience is worth more than a toilet full of fish" ~FISH~ 2 Percula Clowns (Albert & Terrance) 1 Red Firefish (Thinking of name) 1 Blue Tang 1 Pearly Jawfish ~CORAL~ Galaxy Coral Hammer Coral Orange Ric Green Goni ~CLEANERS~ 3 Nassarius Snails 1 Cleaner shrimp (Pierre) |
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02/11/2010, 04:03 PM
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"I don't care what others think.....but what's your opinion?"
Uh.....*looks around*....hmmmm. A little puzzled here, so....ummm. Yeah. |
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02/11/2010, 04:04 PM
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A wise man once said "Never play leap frog with a unicorn" Current Tank Info: 150 gallon glass with 20 gallon sump, 175lbs of coraline covered live rock, EuroReef skimmer rated for 250gal, 25watt Aqua UV sterilizer, Fluval FX5, Hamilton 3x250watt MH, 160 watt Blue actinic....Mixed reef |
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02/11/2010, 04:07 PM
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Ohhh okay, I cant resist....I think (my opinion of course) that these fancy schmancy Tyree or other Special edition corals are a waste of money and rarely can be considered an investment. Only the best aquariums out there will get a challenging challice to grow fast enough to frag and actually get a ROI......I am certain you could have found a coral else where for half the money that is as equally beautiful and healthy.
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A wise man once said "Never play leap frog with a unicorn" Current Tank Info: 150 gallon glass with 20 gallon sump, 175lbs of coraline covered live rock, EuroReef skimmer rated for 250gal, 25watt Aqua UV sterilizer, Fluval FX5, Hamilton 3x250watt MH, 160 watt Blue actinic....Mixed reef |
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02/11/2010, 04:27 PM
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That is a beautiful piece. If you love it than it is a great investment! If you bought it to grow/frag/sell than although it is possible it shouldn't be your primary goal. The reason these are so pricey is b/c they are a slow grower and there aren't too many in the market. Take for example the Alien Eye Chalice, Beautiful! When it came out it was very pricey. It was a fast grower though so the price has dropped because more are in trade. One nice thing i will say if you have been bitten by the LE bug is the best way to get more LE's is to have some of your own LE's to trade out! =) Don't forget your pictures when you get it, growth shots are alway fun!
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02/11/2010, 05:30 PM
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yeah i kind of worded my question wrong. so thanks for the SA remarks though i appreciate it. simple mistake. but anywayssssssssssssss i meant that i dont care about the negative remarks people have but ide like to hear others opinions on this coral. @mattmcf thanks for the input on it =)
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