Hammers

[anemone195]

i have seen aquacultured torches, but are hammers also aquacultured?

[hrhladyvic]

yes..lol or so they tell me, i paid 50 bucks for an aquacultured hammer that is tiny, but its tips were so pink

[anemone195]

frags can get expensive but acuaculture is super pricy

[lionfishfan]

Man no joke, i got some aquacultured pieces which were so expensive i thought i was gonna die.lol but i noticed alot of stores are fragging there pieces.

[Donkay]

Yeah they are pricey but nice.
Aquaculture pieces have benefits over "wild" corals
that drive the price up.
Normally the stock used in aquaculture is the best selected
for it's health (disease free) and traits such as color, size.
You don't get that choice all the time in the wild.

[trigger1]

true but u can always dip the coral. i dunno spending so much money for a tiny piece is rough.

[hrhladyvic]

i have read mixed reviews on dipping corals some say it is good others say to shy away from it, because it actually harms the coral in the long run, what do you think?

[hawk]

Originally Posted by Donkay

Yeah they are pricey but nice.
Aquaculture pieces have benefits over "wild" corals
that drive the price up.
Normally the stock used in aquaculture is the best selected
for it's health (disease free) and traits such as color, size.
You don't get that choice all the time in the wild.

man donkay are you in the industry?? lol like your posts

[Donkay]

Nope not industry don't have that much knowledge.
If I was industry I'd have the fantasy tank of my dreams!

[georgina]

aqua cultured pieces are super expensive, but i do love them, they are perfect for my nano reef. the pieces are the perfect size.