Jen's 60g Cube

I might need some help with that, all thumbs here.:mad:

You got it, Jen
It will take a while as I need to ID the acro's first for the right placements :rolleyes:
 
I have a list of what each is. If were ID's correctly by sellers.

That would help a lot.
I can be out of there in no time in that case :(
 
Here is my list of frags:
1. Forest green poci have it on bottom of tank, does not like the light
2. superman monti on bottom, doing ok
3. rainbow monti on bottom, hates the light
4. miami hurricane chalice, happy on the lower rock
5. Rainbow mili doing well on frag rack 1/2 way up wall
6. ORA red digi bleached and now in sandbed in front of tank
7. purple bonsai bleached and now in sandbed
8. ORA red dragon Acro. doing ok in frag rack
9. dark green digi doing well in frag rack X2
10. Red forest digi. growing like a weed in frag rack
11. bluegreen stag doing well in frag rack
12. blue/green acro doing well in frag rack
13. Aquamarine blue tip tenius Growing like a weed in frag rack
 
few more
14. blue/green acro in frag rack
15. mystic sunset monti in frag rack
16. setosa chunk in frag rack
 
I love that aquascape!
 
I love that aquascape!

Thanks, I spent two weeks playing with the reef rock on the floor in my kitchen with a cut out of the tank for reference. I drilled and used acrylic rods to support the pieces of rock. I love how the reef rock fit together so nicely and of course the purple color made it look great from day one.
 
Agnes and Sprinkles.jpg
Agnes and Sprinkles are finally in the DT, along with Spike and cupcake. It is a happy day. They handled the transfer like old pros.
 
Tank update. My tank has been fallow since December 13, 2016 after a velvet outbreak. All fish are alive and healthy in QT. No losses, which makes me very happy.
DT is happy and healthy after a bit of up and down while determining how to keep nutrients level while no fish. All SPS is showing growth, LPS is happy and healthy and zoas are growing like weeds. I have had a tad bit of hair algae and brown algae, but after adjusting feeding schedule and skimmer it seems to be resolving. I have learned that it is imperative to keep the CO2 scrubber with fresh media on a regular basis, as when it is spent, there is an immediate drop in Ph with immediate changes in polyp extension. (I found color changing media on Amazon for 1/4 the price of that from online vendors) My usage of ca and alk has quadrupled in the last two months and is obvious in the fast growth of all corals. I have my radion g4 at 70% on coral lab ab and it seems to be good for all corals. My MP40s are at 50% with two of the three anti-synced on reefcrest and the third on gyre at 60%.
here are pics of some of my fish in QT and a FTS from today.
DT 2 170124.jpg
DT 1 100124.jpg
qt 100124.jpg



#reef2reef,#worldwidecorals, #mywwccontest
 
here are some macros from my phone. Not sure I have all the names right.
green frogskin.jpg
red gonioporo.jpg
reef ready grape juice.jpg
yellow:green mili.jpg
green acro.jpg
purple stylo.jpg
setosa.jpg
pink birdsnest.jpg
 

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