As the title states..ID please.

This is from my step-mothers 150g.
I started reefing later than she did and already I know more than her :s I am trying to teach her about how to keep easy coral but she doesn't listen.

Lights are kept on for 4 hours a day, and there are no power heads besides the ones from the return pump. Looking into the tank there is no movement unless its from the fish.

Anyway here is the thing in question.

I think it is gsp that has just lost its color because of the light being only turned on for 4 hours a day, but idk for sure.

Edit: In the picture it almost looks like the tips are shining, really they are not, it's because of my crappy phone camera

I am 99.99999% sure that that is gsp...

I just wish somehow I could convince her to leave the lights on so her corals can color back up. All the corals in the tank (not too many because they die) are brown.

you try showing her pics of what its suppose to look like?

buy her a timer so she doesnt have to mess with the lights, if you automate it and make it easy for her, maybe shell leave the lights on

Just kick her in the teeth and take her 150g!

jk

the timer idea seems ideal!

[quote name='BobbyL1212' date='Nov 11 2009, 09:18 PM' post='2521183']
Just kick her in the teeth and take her 150g!

+1
Tell her GSP is suppose to look like this and not brown frown.

I told her It's supposed to be green, I didn't show her a pic though.

She has the lights on a timer already

Get a FTS of her tank I am nosey and would like to see it.LOL

BSP?

I will the next time I am over there, won't be until Turkey day though.

Here is what I took with my phone.









LOL.

weak.....


reset that beeotches timer!

4 hrs a day? Wth would anyone do that?



I am 00.00001% sure that that is BSP.

Looks like an overstocked 150 with not enough flow or light.. :facepalm:

This tank is an example of listening to the LFS and not being a member on NR

The tank has been up and running for 5 years!

Looks great I bet it is the center piece in the living room.

Lol, you hit it right on the head.

well could be brown star polyp, yeah get her to do better lighting hours

It is a Briareum sp. (encrusting gorgonian)

So yes it is a type of star polyp. I wouldn't say it is green though...