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Superrmario

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Hi folks. I have been following for a while now, but have only posted maybe twice.

I have had a 72g Bow front for the past few years an after a "lack of interest" crash, I decided that I was going to re-up and go to town. I purchased a 27g cube, and with the corals that survived I started fresh. plus some.

Currently have two Vortech wireless MP-10's, 15g Aqueon ProFlex sump with a chaeto fuge, Current Orbit Marine LED's with a Ramp timer and basic run of the mill skimmer.

It has been a few weeks since the migration from 72g to 27g, but all is healthy and moving along. here are some pictures:

About a year before the crash. A lot of SPS was added to the tank after this picture. Lost every bit.


During the teardown


Transferred


Up and at'um


I appreciate any comments or "constructive" criticism
 
Holding tank looks very nice! Cant wait to see what you do
 
More:





5 year old "flower pot?" I call it that as I don't know what else to call it.


Small frag colony of Zoa's





 
D Maul. Its a Gorgonia that almost kicked the bucket in the crash. Dead in the middle, but alive on the top and bottom.
 
Mario hopefully somebody can Id what your calling a flowerpot it doesn't not look like either alvepora or gonipora but some kind of paly?
 
My basis behind this tank is letting the tank grow into itself. I am not going to spend a fortune on full colonies then try to place them and make a mess. Let nature take it course.
 
Mario hopefully somebody can I'd what your calling a flowerpot it doesn't not look like either alvepora or gonipora but some kind of paly?

They are palys I know for sure. I call it a flower pot because it is on a small 4in thin piece of rock. kinda looks like a "flower pot" of Zoa's. LOL
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef @Superrmario !* Very nice pictures of your survivors,thanks for sharing.

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