50 Gallon in Carlsbad, CA

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Hey there!
After a hiatus of several years, I am back in the hobby with a 50 gallon reef tank.
I have a school of pajama cardinals and Azule Damselfish as well as a pair of clown fish. My main interest are my invertebrates...
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I have a lot of Euphyllia corals, some GSP's, Fuzzy Mushrooms, and Zooas...
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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 
Welcome to the R2R community!!
 
Move that xenia to the back or side wall or a frag rack or a separate rock island. Once it starts growing on main rock it will start to dominate. I have always had pulsating xenia and love it, but it can get aggressive. Have fun.
 
Hey there!
After a hiatus of several years, I am back in the hobby with a 50 gallon reef tank.
I have a school of pajama cardinals and Azule Damselfish as well as a pair of clown fish. My main interest are my invertebrates...
IMG_5645.GIF
IMG_4984.GIF


I have a lot of Euphyllia corals, some GSP's, Fuzzy Mushrooms, and Zooas...
IMG_3862.jpg
Welcome to R2R and back to reefing. Lots of knowledgable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
 
Move that xenia to the back or side wall or a frag rack or a separate rock island. Once it starts growing on main rock it will start to dominate. I have always had pulsating xenia and love it, but it can get aggressive. Have fun.
I just upgraded to Hydra 32HD lighting and now everything is so happy and fluffy so I might have to make that move soon as I notice new branches starting up already. Can you make Xenia grow on the back wall???
 

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