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

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New here and to the hobby.
My 32gal. Biocube. Please enjoy.
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That's fantastic looking! What's you favorite part of the hobby as far as corals go?
 
That's fantastic looking! What's you favorite part of the hobby as far as corals go?
Well I started in freshwater. I’m just amazed at the variety of corals available.
I would really like to do a zoa garden tank next. Eventually I would like to make an anemone tank aswell.
 
Well I started in freshwater. I’m just amazed at the variety of corals available.
I would really like to do a zoa garden tank next. Eventually I would like to make an anemone tank aswell.
Zoa gardens are my thing too. That's awesome.
Keep it up!
 
Nicely done! Small space but you made it look like a little slice of reef. Tough to do with those little AIOs.
Thank you. I’ve always been thinking about posting my tank in the showcase section but I feel it’s not ready yet. I’m proud of the growth of my Montis, Stylo, GSP and others on the sandbed but I’m embarrassed about my other SPS being so small and disproportionate in relation to the Montis and Stylo. Maybe a few more months then it’ll be ready. I do have a sump by the way (Waterbox Marine X 35.1).
 

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