2021 Full Tank (FTS) Shots! Post those End of the Year pics!!

[Sleeping Giant]

New to the forum. First pic is my 65 gal tank. 2nd-4th pics are my new 135 gal that is growing out. I have 238 branches of lavender/green hammer, and I would like to thin out about 100 branches or so for the real estate. If you know anyone in NorthTX that lost their tanks in February’s freeze, give them a shout out to contact me. I’d like to help them restock.

@footgal

 

[Paleozoic_reefer]

3 years this summer!

 

[hcoop]

Rebooted my 220 gal tank 1.5 months ago. It was 4 years old when I couldn’t make time for it anymore so I kept it fowler for 3 years to keep my fish and now I’m back.

 

[Fish Think Pink]

You did say full tank shots Daniel, LOL!!!

that's EMPTY tank shot...not full.... giggle

 

[Fish Think Pink]

180g with my babies

 

[Afish70]

 

[Tmrvstyle]

Okay, here is mine. did a reboot in sept. 125 gal, 35 gal sump

I have the same lighting choice

 

[Tmrvstyle]

Decided to build a new middle rock for some extra acro room

Fish or corals, which is primary for you?

 

[Susan Edwards]

I have the same lighting choice

love the lights, and the fact that they swing back out of the way

 

[HB AL]

Another year goes by, outta the 5.5 years this tank has been setup the last 4.5 years its gone without a water change.

 

[Siasl]

One year in. Only @Battlecorals frags and two ritteri nems. Of course all of the glamorous fish are hiding on the backside.

 

[RMS18]

Fish or corals, which is primary for you?

Fish come first, then corals. They have really enjoyed the new rock. So it was a win win

 

[josbur63]

My SCA 150.

 

[lombeard]

Finally kicking off my new tank.

 

[maxwell]

Started June 2015 re scape parts last year .

 

[Michael Adam]

Move this about 3 years ago.

 

[SaltFishTV]

3 FTS in One! lol

Foliage makes the FTS nicer

 

[southerntnreefer]

 

[rgulrich]

Front view of my 300 gallon, 360-degree walk around reef.

Remembering every day how much I enjoy this hobby/passion.
Cheers,
Ray

 

[fuelman]

180 gallon