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You said little balls.....I see two varieties of macro as well. My guess is Grape Caulerpa, and, Caulerpa Brachypus. The former has the little balls (be quite Chris) and the latter has the leaves and fine roots. If so, the Brachypus can be invasive, and impossible to remove from rock structures once rooted. Neither are palatable to fish.
Looking awesome!
I agree. I don't get the super expensive fish either.I really do appreciate the advise ALOT I mean it!! Anything I can learn from senior reefers will help out alot. But My wife and I decided were going to keep it cheap when buying fish I doubt I'll be buying any 100$ fish again. Back in the day when I was in to freshwater I bought some pretty expensive fish like freshwater stingrays they were 250$ a peice and some other expensive rare fish. If its one thing I learned everything dies eventually. Whether it lives for 15 years or for a week I prefer to keep the death bill$ cheaper than before. Nothing lasts for ever in this hobby is about living live stock. Eventually everything comes to an end. 5 year hobbie or 40 year hobbie. But so far I love this hobbie and I will do my best to avoid impulse buys and I will try my best to be careful.
Can you post a pic looking down at the top, now that you are done? did you just glue a trim piece on top of crown top to make a lip and just nail crown at bottom? I'm in process of building and picking out crown now.Stand is stained now all I need is to
Clear coat it an drill holes for overflow and wires