Rabu, 20 April 2016

bersama orang orang hebat saat di Baruna Jaya IV








Montipora informis

siang panas gini enaknya ngapain yahhhh??

ya... gimana kalo nyemplung ke laut.
diatas udah muncul tuh makhluk laut nan elok.. namanya montipora informis..

oke deh,.. nanti lain waktu saya akan banyak cerita tentang makhluk sexy yang lainnya...
sekarang lagi banyak deadline yang harus dikerjakan.

terimakasih
kalo mau komen silahkan saja yaa... hahay

Sabtu, 24 Oktober 2015

Silaturahmi lah!!

Dunia itu sempit, ternyata pak fredinan ini suami temenya devi di sorong. ya .. bertemu beliau pas trip 1 bulan di daerah intim (indonesia timur).

Acropora Formosa


Colonies are arborescent, with cylindrical branches. They usually form thickets and may form single species stands over 10 metres across. In shallow water branches are short and compact, while in deeper water colonies have more open branches. Axial corallites are exsert. Radial corallites are tubular. They may be similar or varied in size, and uniformly or irregularly distributed.
Colour: Usually cream, brown or blue, generally with pale branch ends.
Habitat: Reef slopes and lagoons.
Abundance: Common and frequently a dominant species.
Similar species: Acropora copiosa , Acropora teres

Anak Pantai



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Dengan segelas kopi kupandang lautan lepas

Ngak kenal waktu
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yang ku tahu hanyalah sunset dan sunrice…
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Mulai petang dengan mata redup
Aku rebah di atas pasir
Memandang gadis-gadis cantik kulitnya merah terbakar
Gairahku memuncak waktu kan tiba
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Mengundang orang-orang di sekitarku
Berbagi rasa bersama


Blastomussa

 
The Big Polyp Blastomussa Coral is also referred to as a Blastomussa Pineapple Coral. It is often confused with other brain corals and some mushroom corals, somtimes being referred to as the Swollen Brain Coral. It is a large polyp stony (LPS) coral and has many round swollen discs, that when open, resemble a mushroom anemone. It is blue, brown, red, green, or a combination of all of these colors.

The Big Polyp Blastomussa Coral does well in an established reef aquarium being a moderately hardy coral. A low water current combined with a moderate light level will make a wonderful home for this species. Generally, it is considered a peaceful coral, not moving in on tank mates that are located in close proximity to it. It benefits from the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.
Its body contains the symbiotic algae zooxanthellae from which it receives the majority of its nutritional requirements through photosynthesis. It does not require additional food to maintain its health in the reef aquarium, but it will feed on micro-plankton or foods designed for filter feeding invertebrates.