Corals on the back glass

I have heaps of morphs and zoa growing in the back wall. Now just waiting for my green morphs to fill in the rest of the space

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I currently have 3 cyphastrea, 1 encrusting monti, 1 encrusting stylo
All are doing great, I use magnetic frag plugs.
 
I have heaps of morphs and zoa growing in the back wall. Now just waiting for my green morphs to fill in the rest of the space

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Amazing reef! WOW!
 
The entire back glass and internal overflow if my 5 foot 100G was covered with zoanthids with one small section of zenia on one top corner. Made it easy to frag and kept the zenia off the rocks. Also had a couple colors of monti caps on there at one time too.

Pics or it never happened :p
 
I have heaps of morphs and zoa growing in the back wall. Now just waiting for my green morphs to fill in the rest of the space

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Curious to see if you have any updates on your tank? Incredible growth!
 

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