My display is a 120 and I was thinking i was running out of room! Apparently you have a nack for space optimization! Beautiful!My old 120.
Beautiful! I really like that deep blue, massive colony front and center of picture 3!
And why not a few big colonies in the growout tub right now too.
That's my miyagi tort. My blueberry stag used to be the biggest one in the tank but it tumbled over a couple weeks ago and had to be cut before I put a chunk back in.
A local place has some near me! I might have to look into it! I have a Cali Tort right now, but I dont think it'll be that dark! Beautiful peice!That's my miyagi tort. My blueberry stag used to be the biggest one in the tank but it tumbled over a couple weeks ago and had to be cut before I put a chunk back in.
What are the acros that you have?
So far, I have a garf bonsai, a pinky the bear, a razzleberry table, a wwc yellowtip, a Cali tort, a blue slimer, a CR hairy green monster, jose casa rainbow milli, and 3 or 4 random that idk the name of. I have a Walt Disney, vivid confetti, gremlin milli, Hawkins echinata, paletta pink tip, and a teal tort coming from @CreamCityCorals soon as well! My numbers are climbing rapidly haha I just noticed my "problem acros" are showing signs of new growth/ stabilizing last night! I can honestly say all of my acros seem as good if not better than when I put them in!
I cant wait to see what my tank looks like in 6months/1 year/etc. I'm getting my first real growth now and its exciting seeing the new growth! I cant wait till mine (hopefully) looks like this!HTH
I had a... coralite? )Idk the terminology yet haha, but the little nub the polyp comes out of
) snap off in transport and its already healed over, and grown a whole new nub with polyps. Haven't had it but a couple weeks. My other acros took awhile just to acclimate to the tank before even thinking about growing at all
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