Fishfreak2009's 75 Gallon Mixed Reef

Picked up some gorgeous Acros over the weekend, and some new fish for quarantine on Sunday and today! Also added a couple pics of some of the older Acros.

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Also got a pic of the horseshoe crab chowing down on his nightly clam on the half shell. He has doubled in size since we got him in December.

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Snapped a couple quick pics yesterday. Also got a couple pics of the 3 new frags from Detroit Reef Club we picked up on Sunday and the really neat Birdsnest coral we got from the Sterling Heights Swap.

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Did a quick chemistry check tonight, 1 week post 10 gallon water change.

Alk: 9.5
pH: 8.2
Mag: 1300
Cal: 430
NO3: 5
PO4: 0.03
Temp: 76 F

Also picked up a really nice bicolor branching hammer frag and a gorgeous Galaxea frag. I'll get pics tomorrow when they open up.

Pic of the newest Goniopora for tax:

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