Bob's Red Sea Max S500

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I added this Indo
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Millie from Aquatic Collection here in Hayward yesterday. Perfect for the spot I wanted to fill
 
My Goni’s are
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filling in good as well
 
Saw my LFS news letter today and a Koi Wrasse on. Never heard of it so I went down and this guy is a beauty. Pics don’t to it justice. Very colorful
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DivingTheWorld requested a thread update. Not much to say other than Im adding 2 more XR15's shortly. Tank is doing well , acros are growing and encrusting , chalices are coloring up and fish are all doing great. I'll get some newer pics up soon
 
I haven't updated this thread in a very long time. Tank almost came down , lost every acro I had and was ready to pull the plug. Sold off almost every coral I had ( that survived ). Sold all but 1 light and was ready to give the tank away but I voice inside my head said just wait so I did. After some time went by I decided not to pull the plug and bought 2 XR30's with reef brites and jumped back in. Picked up some Goni's and quite a few chalices ( my favorite coral ) and vowed to stay away from sps. Fast forward to almost a year and I was in my LFS ( Aquatic Collections ) and they had a nice pink millie so I decided to go for it. Its doing well so I grabbed a few no namers today that have nice potential.
 
How's the tank doing now in 2025?
Red Sea tank was givin away to a new home. I did start 2 new tanks both AIO. A 35L IM and a 64G Waterbox. I wanted to go in a much simpler direction. Getting older so thinking long term. Battled dino's for quite some time but finally won that battle
 
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