140g Pennisula rimless

Love the aquascape!
 
Updated pictures. I'm 2 weeks in a new Zeo routine of 5 ml Flatworm Stop (I don't have flatworms) and 5 ml Coral Booster daily. Seeing great growth on zoas and LPS. SPS growth is about the same but getting some nice color changes though. I also noticed the other day that 1 of my 6105s was on so I ended up losing a coral and a few are still recovering from that.

I also added MH to my frag tank and sold my LEDs. Added some additional frags lately and changed my frag rack in the frag tank.

Table (getting some blue/green highlights)
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Table (getting some pink highlights and white growth branches)
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Strawberry shortcake
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Nice acro with ice blue tips
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Echinata (hawkins?)
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Everything looks real good. That shaggy acro is awesome. I've never seen one.
 
Everything looks real good. That shaggy acro is awesome. I've never seen one.

Thanks bige. I got that from ARC. Ended up taking a pair of frags off Jeeper who got the rest of the colony. It's pretty amazing. Looks kinda like a purple plasma.
 
Great looking tank!

What do you plan on doing concerning chalice feeding? Or do you plan on feeding them at all?


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Great looking tank!

What do you plan on doing concerning chalice feeding? Or do you plan on feeding them at all?


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No direct feeding just yet. If they start to suffer, then I'll start to add something to them. They get fed through broadcast feeding and fish poo.
 
Which pump do you use? I'm curious because my tank is very similar in size and cal demand and recently I failed with my manual dosing regimen and lost some critters due to low Cal.
 
Which pump do you use? I'm curious because my tank is very similar in size and cal demand and recently I failed with my manual dosing regimen and lost some critters due to low Cal.

Profilux dosing pumps. I haven't had any issues besides a little high PO4 since I added some snails which ultimately died.
 

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