3Twinklets 165 gallon tank

I completely tore down this reef last fall and started completely over with very small frags.
Even though they are doing well, they are still small Lol.
I wll get some new photos this weekend.

I am also determined to learn how to use a real camera!!
 
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Another 2 month bump in the road and back to work on my tank.
It's great to have an entire day alone to work on it.

I ended up adding another AI Hydra 52 Led light.
This tank is 34" deep and the T-5 just was not quite enough.
 
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FTS shots will come.
I painfully and purposefully chose to restart this tank with very small frags.
I am not finished mounting yet mainly because I wanted to wait for encrusting and choosing the placement carefully.
 
Corals look nice and healthy Wendy!!
 
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Tank is looking really nice Wendy. Looks as though you have made a great choice in redoing the tank.
 
You got some serious bounce action going on in there Wendy, looks awesome!
 
Yes I do Brett. I love my Bounce Schrooms. Thanks Brett.
Thank you Mike. It sure has taken a long time to grow out but I am happy with it. I wish I were a better photographer but I just do not have the skill or the patience.
 

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