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Mine's pretty bare right now. Only a couple of Eyphyllia Frags and a few fish but it is still a work in progress:



Two new additions in my super fancy dollar store acclimation baskets:

 
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My reef isn't mature enough but I thought it would be cool to show what a month does to dry Pukani. I have been working on a upgrade from a 40 breeder for a while now and started its cycle in February. It was completed in March but due to work travel I couldn't move 40 over until April 15th. That is when the lights started their normal schedule and the skimmer was turned on. Now we are in May and the rock looks pretty good and will only get better. Now I just have to find some small SPS frags to buy to fill the top tier of the tank and a few soft corals (I'm a mixed reef who leans more towards soft corals) for mid or lower. Anyway the hobby can be fun even using dry rock. Who would have thought :)

Base rock - BRS Dry Pukani:
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May 21st:
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When to mix up fish meal: When was the last time you tried a different brand of food for your reef?

  • I regularly change the food that I feed to the tank.

    Votes: 44 21.3%
  • I occasionally change the food that I feed to the tank.

    Votes: 72 34.8%
  • I rarely change the food that I feed to the tank.

    Votes: 68 32.9%
  • I never change the food that I feed to the tank.

    Votes: 19 9.2%
  • Other.

    Votes: 4 1.9%

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