Hello...Again! My Biocube Re-Haul

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Hello again!
It's been 2 months since my first post and pic of my Biocube and A LOT has changed. To be honest, I HATED my rocks and aquascape so I decided to re-do it with Pukani rock from BRS. That cured for 4 weeks in a brute container, then I slowly re-aquascaped everything, plus added some new corals! Please let me know what you think...any suggestions for changes? I like this design quite a bit and I think it's got tons of possibilities for more corals and plenty of room for growth, but I'd love some feedback. Thanks!!

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I love it! the only thing I would change, and its really just a nit picky thing, is to get the coralline off that powerhead. It will really help it blend in to the background. (Im guilty of this very thing; I gotta break out the vinegar today)
 
Love the look of the rock, very nice job
 
*Hello EzraZamir!* Your cube is looking good.I see you have what looks like a hammer coral on the lower left sand bed.I would simply move it into a area that a little more light.
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Hi, thanks for the feedback! As you can see, I've once again changed a few things around and added some larger sized corals. I think I'm done (for now). :wink:
As for that hammer, it likes THAT specific corner. It's now within the rock work, but anyplace else and any higher, it just browns out. A real picky one if you ask me...but it's in its happy place so I'm happy too.

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Sweet little reef!
 
Thanks everyone! I appreciate you taking time to post positive comments, it means a lot to me!!
 
It's looking real good.I can see your corals are growing well!
 

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