Camerons' 110 Reef

Thanks! I just hope I can keep them that way. They all seem to be doing well and for the most part getting along.
Looking really good Cameron. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for your fish to stay healthy. :)
 
Please excuse the awful pics. Hard to get a picture of moving targets

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Looking great man! And I did get one. Came in my last live aquaria shipment
How have I not seen this? Or maybe I forgot lol, I go through and look at so many post that sometimes things slip my mind.
 
Lol its all good. I'll try to grab a few pics of him tonight.
 
Brother in law is out of town so I couldn't qt, all the fish are in the tank. All look really healthy and are eating and picking at the live rock. Drip acclimated all of them for about thirty minutes. Here's the idol, had him eating in about thirty minutes, now he won't stop. Thanks @4FordFamily

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Keep it up keep nori in there daily for him that's the trick to keeping them alive long term, IMO
 

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