Keli's Reef - Limelight Mix

Ha, you can use it as your new signature, I know you will like it "many reasons, yet.... no excuses"

Saltyfilmfoks is using one of my quotes as well, yet I think imo he has the best one.
 
Ha, you can use it as your new signature, I know you will like it "many reasons, yet.... no excuses"

Saltyfilmfoks is using one of my quotes as well, yet I think imo he has the best one.
And no reason to change it.
 
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The Inverts

In the secondary display I have wheelers gobie(pictured) paired up with a yellow Alpheus pistol shrimp.The little guy is over 3 years old.I will get a actual photo of him here someday.He is extremely difficult to photograph becuase the wheelers is camera shy.Best I can do for now is share this link.Special thanks to @Reefing Madness for the ID and link

http://www.seascapestudio.net/reference/invertebrate.php?id=110

There are also numerous brittle stars,asterinas and stomatella snails residing in the aquarium.

Under my ESHOPPS corner rack I have had this scallop looking critter for many years.

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The freak of nature I found...

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And up until recently I was blessed with this little feller.My corals and I miss him.You may read all about him here- https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/x-is-for-xanthid-crab.273635/

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I guess tank #4 will be a complete macro algae habitat.
That is of course if Mr Keli is on board I guess ;)
 
Agh,do not get me started on macro algae.I had wads of this stuff for years,primary in the third story. Finally got it under control with carbon dosing and repetitive trimming.That's why I miss the spooners crab terribly.He kept the floor and crevices of the display tank squeaky clean.

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