Diving in.

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About the 10 month mark. Things are stabilizing. I raised my lights and lowered the intensity a bit and now the zoanthids look happy.
I cant stop buying acros even though i dont know where to put them.
 
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The addiction grows. Slowly adding a frag tank
 
Love the scape.

What brand of frag tank is that?

How are the mangroves doing and under what lighting?
 
Big one is a deep blue 80 rimless 24x48x16. New frag tank is a deep blue 34 rimless, 18x36x12.
Mangroves are slowly growing under a cree led floodlight from lowes.
 
Id like to get another hydra 52 hd and another gyre for the frag tank. But we'll see.
 
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Bought a shell for my holloween crab and he was very happy to have it. Swapped out as soon as he found it
 
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Bought a shell for my holloween crab and he was very happy to have it. Swapped out as soon as he found it

I love when hermits pick up new shells! So fascinating.
Oh and you've got 2 beautiful tanks there. You absolutely stole that reefer 250. Wish I could find deals that good!
 
Decided to go with 2 pimes and a gyre xf 130 over the new frag tank. I have one prime over the red sea and i just bought one used.

I mounted the old hood from the red sea on the wall with adjustable brackets a while ago. Have just been waiting to make the switch.
 
I thought id loose my wwc Caribbean blues but now that u have them in a shaded area they seem to be very happy
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Took the single prime off of the red sea and turned on the t5s. I just have 1-10,000k and 2 actinic bulbs in right now and they are bulbs that came with the rsm.
I am going to order some ati bulbs maybe a couple coral plus and a blue plus?


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Also got in my new prime today and put both of them on the frag tank.
 
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Moved some stuff around, did some trimming.
 
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when i got them home

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30 min after acclimation and dip.
Hopefully i saved them from a guy who knew nothing about them.

I am going to feed them as soon as more open
 

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