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

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Looking good guys this is my 8 month old 180
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I'll play along.

I did a reboot to my 40 Breeder. I sold off all my corals in May and for the last 4 months it's been a FOWLR. After getting the itch to set up a reef again, I started buying corals so I have something other than fish to stare at.

As you can see, I'm a BIG Jawbreaker mushroom fan. I enjoy how bright they look under actinic lighting as well as how the different colors (red & geeen) appear as it matures.

By the way, Tang police, come and get me.

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I'll play along.

I did a reboot to my 40 Breeder. I sold off all my corals in May and for the last 4 months it's been a FOWLR. After getting the itch to set up a reef again, I started buying corals so I have something other than fish to stare at.

As you can see, I'm a BIG Jawbreaker mushroom fan. I enjoy how bright they look under actinic lighting as well as how the different colors (red & geeen) appear as it matures.

By the way, Tang police, come and get me.

20151115_202115.jpg


20151115_202137.jpg
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