Let’s see the Softie Tanks

[Streetlamp]

My contribution

 

[Marine430]

 

[Leslie Tabor]

Here is my baby...I started this tank as a 120 gal and 2 years ago moved everything into a 380 gal.

Some of my favorite pieces are my red cespitularia, the Koji Wada Pink nepthea, and the Pink Lemonade Stereonepthea, and the White Wood clove. If you look long and hard you can find some really cool softies. My yellow toadstool was one of my first corals and at 5 years old now, when it fully opens it is dinner plate size! Zoas and mushrooms are great but there are SO MANY OTHER softies!!

 

[Leslie Tabor]

Wish I could capture all the color in my torches, but here's what I've got

That's cheating...torches aren't softies! Lol

 

[Leslie Tabor]

I should thank you. Probably 50% if not more came from you. I highly recommend Marine Farmers to anyone.

I second this!! Marine Farmers is where I found several nice pieces...and have more in my cart...dang bills gotta be paid first I guess!

 

[Coachp]

Here's mine filling back In after upgrading to a bigger tank!

 

[Angeleyes reefraf]

Ko been up less than 2 months. Be kind is a start. Lol Acclimating corals. Euphylia will be on rock on the left.

 

[Angeleyes reefraf]

Also I know this isn't an ID thread however I believe they were using my main rock as a frag rock and now I'm start to see the growth of a couple little things anybody have any idea with this might be it will actually bend over if I push it and then goes backup I am talking about the little red things

 

[Marine430]

Also I know this isn't an ID thread however I believe they were using my main rock as a frag rock and now I'm start to see the growth of a couple little things anybody have any idea with this might be it will actually bend over if I push it and then goes backup I am talking about the little red things

You might have a little zoa! I can't really tell. But if you like it then see what happens with it!

 

[Leslie Tabor]

Also I know this isn't an ID thread however I believe they were using my main rock as a frag rock and now I'm start to see the growth of a couple little things anybody have any idea with this might be it will actually bend over if I push it and then goes backup I am talking about the little red things

I guess a little sponge or an algae of some kind...

 

[Angeleyes reefraf]

Can somebody tell me if this is a sea slug or if it's a nudie good or bad?

 

[Angeleyes reefraf]

Also here's a better picture of my tank

 

[Angeleyes reefraf]

Nm stomatella

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Oysters spawning in 7.5 gallon nano
About an hour ago, I add 2 oysters to 7.5 gallon nano. One oyster is spawning. We'll see how Corals react.

 

[Streetlamp]

That’s cool. Never heard of oysters in a reef tank? Are they edible?

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

That’s cool. Never heard of oysters in a reef tank? Are they edible?

Yes edible type. They're alive at store, I think one spawned , this morning water all clear.

 

[Streetlamp]

Any more out there

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

2 months old

 

[MonsterMush]

fOWLR for 16 years. Just started soft corals last year. These pics are to boost everyone’s self esteem: my reef is a work in progress!

Side profile shot

 

[Devaji]

Here is my baby...I started this tank as a 120 gal and 2 years ago moved everything into a 380 gal.

Some of my favorite pieces are my red cespitularia, the Koji Wada Pink nepthea, and the Pink Lemonade Stereonepthea, and the White Wood clove. If you look long and hard you can find some really cool softies. My yellow toadstool was one of my first corals and at 5 years old now, when it fully opens it is dinner plate size! Zoas and mushrooms are great but there are SO MANY OTHER softies!!

Dang those are some nice pieces you have there. if you ever frag let me know. I have a new tank almost ready to cycle.