I'm bored, let's see your reefs.

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How long have you had your tank? Some nice looking coral in there!
this is my first reef tank in 25 years. This Friday evening will mark its 10th week. I just transitioned out of the “ugly” phase over the last 3 days. Getting lots of rapid coral growth and having a great time!
 

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Yeah I love zoas also. It's a fine line to walk keeping SPS and zoas in the same small tank. I've been having troubles keeping nutrients in the water and my zoas aren't doing spectacular but my SPS are doing great. Luckily almost all my zoas like lots of flow. Plus my wife said it needs more diversity besides being all zoas. Haha.

Planing on having a big island on one side of the 40b for SPS and a smaller lower island on the other side for zoas.
I know this is an old post, but I'm currious if you realized this goal? If so, I would really like to see pics. I'm thinking of a similar set up. (lower island to one side for zoas).
 
My LPS tank. I had to break down 300 gallon tank and I wanted to keep my LPS collection for the new bigger tank, which will also be LPS.
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My LPS tank. I had to break down 300 gallon tank and I wanted to keep my LPS collection for the new bigger tank, which will also be LPS.
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That tank looks awesome! Do you have any close up photos of it?
 
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First time showing off my equipment room.
This aquascape is almost perfectly what I envisioned for my two 350g FOWLRs. Thank you so much for bringing the concept to life for me. If you have answered this already I'm sorry, but how many gallons is that?

Blessings :)
 

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