Frag tank finally stabilized!!

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after some pretty hefty losses (mostly due to my impatience and lack of know how) the frag tank has finally stabilized and is popping out babies after about 3 months of struggle.
It's nothing fancy, it started out as a duplicate tank in case I ever lost everything in a crash and now I'm growing babies like no tomorrow!
Ps. This was right after feeding time lol so some are closed :(
Here's some pics of my favorites
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Excellent news!... Actually that turned around pretty quick. (prob not for you)
Hence the impatient line hahaha but seriously, I left it alone and 6 frags have already grown onto the crate! No closed polyps either :) I did find some bubble algae but I picked that off tonight. Just amazing how things can grow once given the right environment. I may even have to set up a frag day next weekend :) yay!!
 
Great work!
 
Looking good!
 

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