Is my tank OK?

[Pacino247]

Here are some pictures of my Fluval Flex 57L reef conversion. I'm welcome to comments on placement and way to improve my overall layout.

 

[Saltyreef]

Beautiful tank!

 

[Paul B]

It looks OK from here. Very nice actually.

 

[Boehmtown]

My only tip is, as aggressively as you can only keep one nem. Whenever it splits, take the effort to get the clone out. They can really take over and get into some areas you can't get them out of. And 2 or 4 splitting is a nem factory. Time flies and they'll win. Besides that. Looks great

 

[RabidDragon]

Beautiful tank!

Right? my first thougth was if he's actually asking or if he's just bragging
My second thought was that leather is quickly going to become the primary thing in the tank if as Boehmtown's tip is followed. They grow fast and huge.

 

[c4haskett]

Doesn't look too good man. Might need to check your parameters and do a large water change. Obviously joking, it looks great. You're doing a good job.

 

[EricR]

Looks awesome! Good job.
My only concern would be crowding, long term.
That Kenya tree could easily shade everything around there,,, zoas spreading out,,, etc.

 

[Pacino247]

Doesn't look too good man. Might need to check your parameters and do a large water change. Obviously joking, it looks great. You're doing a good job.

You proper scared me there. I thought I had done something wrong?

 

[Pacino247]

Looks awesome! Good job.
My only concern would be crowding, long term.
That Kenya tree could easily shade everything around there,,, zoas spreading out,,, etc.

Would you believe that Kenya was actually small when I got it and I've already had two frags from it. Thanks for the comment.

 

[BryanM]

Looks great.

2nding the advice on nems maintenance. I went from 1 to 8 pretty quickly.

 

[LiP]

Nice tank the only thing is to keep the trachy away from the zoa. Zoas will attack and melt the meat.