Thanks all! I'm starting to get the phase whereby I am planning the shutdown of the tank. Don't worry, it will be an upgrade and will be some time off yet - but planning has commenced ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Wow outstanding and stunning photos. I love this blue and yellow zoas and that scoly is really wicked.
What are we upgrading too? Spoiler Alert. Lol
thanks, those zoa's aren't any fancy named thing as far as I know - but I love them
No plans set in stone just yet for the new tank, just succession planning as this tank approaches the 6 year mark
I am planning the shutdown of the tank.
These are beautiful, Sam! Thanks for sharing!Took some pics today, thought it would be rude not to share
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Hey, thanks for the questions! This thread is a little misleading as I posted all the updates here after I’d been had the tank running for about a year, so it looked like it happened very quickly when in reality I’d had it going for a little while.Question : Were you into the hobby for quite some time before this tank? Because from the beginning of the thread it seems as if after only 4-5 months of having a relatively modest tank you up and plucked down about $8-Grand or more for all the bells and whistles (including camera lenses), and were able not only to hit the ground running, but be highly successful... am I missing something? And does “natural seawater” mean you get water from the ocean delivered? Sorry if these are ignorant questions. Thanks!