Horns tank

Horn · Jan 3, 2016

My tank

My sump

Horn · Jan 11, 2016

Some pictures

Josh King · Jan 11, 2016

Nice tank! When I see green star polyps like yours it makes me think I should get rid of mine. Right now mine are about 6 inches and spreading.

TUSI · Jan 11, 2016

Love it beauty full tank

kschweer · Jan 11, 2016

Very nice!

Th0rn · Jan 11, 2016

Man your gsp is insane![emoji3]

Th0rn · Jan 11, 2016

Man though why would destroy this for a FWLR tank? It is so beautiful if you give away any of your corals I will gladly take them![emoji3]

Josh King · Jan 11, 2016

I'll take some too! I'll even pay for shipping :)

H0RN · Feb 17, 2016

More pics

human · Feb 17, 2016

H0RN said:
More pics

Is that a Skeletor eel in the 3rd photo? How big is it and has it tried to eat any of your fish?

H0RN · Feb 17, 2016

it is a engineer goby and about 12 inches long. hasn't eaten any fish in about 2 years.

human · Feb 17, 2016

Ok, I just saw the pattern, can't really see any other details on my phone.

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