Flippers reef 125 gallon

The orange digitata is doing much better. It was really rough looking and tore up when I got it. Not bad for $10!

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Purple staghorn has some interesting green polyps at it's base! Hopefully the rest of it will do the same! That would be very cool!

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Wow look at those polyps. Like a bonsai.
 
Update:

Performed a 20 gallon water change this evening so i didn't have to do one tomorrow. Got a appointment for a oil change for my car and I plan on cleaning up the fish room/discarding unused "stuff". Basically organizing all my stuff down there. It's needed.

Tank looked good this evening before lights out. New corals look very happy. I did see a aiptasia, so that's getting nuked tomorrow as well.
 
Looks sharp. Never seen a pink hammer.

LSF had a lot of them in different tanks. They had some large colonies, four five heads and some small colonies. All the same color. A local hobbyist had a ton of them and had broke down the tank and sold them to the LSF.

The one I got is small, but has a pretty cool color. Pictures don't give it justice.
 
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And we have a pink hammer! (And a box of salt! Lol)
I was eyeing those...I got two wrasses instead! I need more nutrients so fish (mostly) won over coral this time. I did find a cool purple and orange pectinia though & had to take that with me ;Shy
 
I have 2 versions of bonsai. The garf is quite different from this one.
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Definitely different.


I was eyeing those...I got two wrasses instead! I need more nutrients so fish (mostly) won over coral this time. I did find a cool purple and orange pectinia though & had to take that with me ;Shy

They were a lot smaller than I expected, but I made the trip so I got one. The larger colonies were stunning but very pricey $200+.
 
Definitely different.




They were a lot smaller than I expected, but I made the trip so I got one. The larger colonies were stunning but very pricey $200+.
Nice. I had to wait for the lights to come on, but here's a garf from John over at @YourReef .

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Its about 14 inches back in the tank, tough to capture with a cell phone.

200 is a lot for a colony. How big were they? Where the pics bud? :p
 
Nice. I had to wait for the lights to come on, but here's a garf from John over at @YourReef .

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Its about 14 inches back in the tank, tough to capture with a cell phone.

200 is a lot for a colony. How big were they? Where the pics bud? :p

I didn't take any pictures of the large colonies, but guessing four to five heads around 6"-8" in diameter. The one I have is definitely 1 1/2". Babies.
 

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