400 Gallon Starfire Build - Mixed Reef

your angels are beautiful!

I AGREE ! :bigsmile:

They're so elegant and beautiful.
What size was she when you got her and for how long ?
Great job with the tank too.

After our other two reefs are done, I want a 125g for a Queen and other of this species, Clown Trigger and Tangs. But the Queen,.... is a favorite !
 
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I AGREE ! :bigsmile:

They're so elegant and beautiful.
What size was she when you got her and for how long ?
Great job with the tank too.

After our other two reefs are done, I want a 125g for a Queen and other of this species, Clown Trigger and Tangs. But the Queen,.... is a favorite !

I dropped the Queen and Emperor in about 2 months ago. The Emp is about 8 inches and the Queen is about 6
 
We've had the orange diamond goby, and it did a great job. If you think of what he is please let me know.
 
Very nice large pieces for your tank. Hope they do well for you.
 
Great progression of the thread, AJ. Glad to see a comeback after the fish loss this spring. Seeing those large colonies of SPS introduced get me to ask the question - do you have a treatment/quarantine process for your new sps pieces?

The transmission of Red bugs, AEFW, monti nudis, etc all worry me enough to quarantine my new sps with a couple of routine coral dips and an interceptor treatment period on all new pieces.
 
Great progression of the thread, AJ. Glad to see a comeback after the fish loss this spring. Seeing those large colonies of SPS introduced get me to ask the question - do you have a treatment/quarantine process for your new sps pieces?

The transmission of Red bugs, AEFW, monti nudis, etc all worry me enough to quarantine my new sps with a couple of routine coral dips and an interceptor treatment period on all new pieces.

I cannot quarantine the corals. I don't have the space.

I dip them in Bayer for 10 minutes and then Revive for 10 minutes. I've tossed a handful of pieces in the last 3 months. If I see anything suspicious or bugs, I toss em.
 

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