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

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My turn!
 

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Taken during urchin spawning so was cloudy
 

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Tank crashed 3 months ago, this is the resurrected version. Poor lobo has 4 good spots regrowing that I have kept alive for 30 of its 40 years of age.
 
Tank crashed 3 months ago, this is the resurrected version. Poor lobo has 4 good spots regrowing that I have kept alive for 30 of its 40 years of age.
Really that’s after a crash? Looking great man more bubble tips and frog or hammer I’ve ever seen in one pic lol
 
Really that’s after a crash? Looking great man more bubble tips and frog or hammer I’ve ever seen in one pic lol
Thank you. At one point I had hammers and frogspawn all the way to the top of the tank.

I started selling it and giving it away. The tank was supposed to grow into its new shape, but leds slowed me down until 3 months ago.

I started with 3 heads of frogspawn, 5 heads of branching hammer, and 1 RBTA the lobo and scolie
 

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