Friday Flex Photo Thread

[revhtree]

Friday Flex Photo Thread!

Show off something in your tank that you’re really proud of!

Could be a specific coral, a favorite fish, a full tank shot, a frag tank, amazing aquascaping skills, anything that makes you proud of your reef tank!

Get to flex’in!

 

[blaxsun]

My tank will all my active reef inhabitants.

 

[Dbichler]

The transformation from juvenile to near adult emperor is probably my most impressive feet so far

 

[Daniel92481]

Little fish…BIG attitude!

 

[Rmckoy]

The transformation from juvenile to near adult emperor is probably my most impressive feet so far

Curious how long it takes to start to change to adult colours ?
I’ve had my juv For over 2 year and still juv colours .
I’ve read a few articles saying some never change ?

 

[Rmckoy]

The transformation from juvenile to near adult emperor is probably my most impressive feet so far

In the same confusion , I just bought a blue ring half the size of my emperor but already has full adult colours .

 

[Reefer Matt]

 

[Kristopher Conlin]

Can I do more then one! I'm very proud of my CC 21 tails torch. And my euphyllia garden in general.

 

[MaxTremors]

 

[Kristopher Conlin]

I love this new hammer coral I picked up too!!

I got this sweet picture of it developing a bubble to split. Biggest bubble I have ever seen.

 

[Daniel92481]

This is unreal! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Charlie the Reefer]

My tank will all my active reef inhabitants.

I love your aquascape.

 

[Sdot]

For me it's my magnifica sea anemone. It's been a heck of a journey, keeping it has kept me honest about maintenance and its one of the reasons i haven't rebooted the tank despite all of the setbacks i seem to have with this build. I wont bore you guys with the details but a slide show through time: The photos are in order

March 2020

April 2020

June 2020: Bleached

Oct 2020

Feb 2021

Current:

 

[Tonycass12]

Pink Cadillac is regaining all of its color and growing again after bottoming out my nutrients and battling for months to get them back up. Feels good to have bright and vibrant corals again.