Emilie's "pink tank".

Some how it double posted, don't know how that happened :squigglemouth:
 
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Some pic's of pre existing stuffs.

I'm hoping the BTA has finally settled in, I like the location so I'm sure it will move.:squigglemouth:
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A decent pic of the Pink n Golds
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Green Hammer
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Didnt give them full credit, they are gorgeous

Yes they are! I can't wait to get them into their new home, I have been told they are real light sensitive so I'm giving them some time before I put them in the big tank with the bright lights.

That bta looks gorgeous and I like that green hammer.

Thanks I love it too, gonna get a pink skunk clown for it :)

beautiful corals..good luck!

Thank you!
 
So here is what I have figured towards the cap so far:

Hammer and Frogspawn = $80
Green leather = $20
Ricordea = $20
Fuzzy Shroom = $10
RBTA = $50
Zoa frag, I'm gonna say 20 polyps at $2 ea = $40
Zoa frag "supposed Cherry Charms" = $20
AquaSD "Ebay order" = $25.00

For a total of $265 of the allotted $500.
 
Chris, those clams are gorgeous and we can't wait to see 'em in the big tank!

Emilie's tank is progressing nicely. She has gotta be thrilled with it!

M&T
 
The tank is looking good Chris. We LOVE those clams!

-M&T
 
Thanks, the clams got's to go though. I have to get my DT squared away and get them into it. I may put one into Sarah's tank but that is entirely up to her.
 
Took a vid, not sure if this will work or not....

[video]https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=502489103098723&set=vb.100000129120650&type=2[/video]
 
Couple quick pic's.

FTS 7/18/2012
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And I picked up a Fromia Star, Em's thing is starfish...
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And both the Hammer and Frogspawn, these guys are growing like mad.
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