Lets see those corals on your back glass or overflows.

Do you grow corals on your back glass?

  • Not on purpose.

    Votes: 229 37.7%
  • Yes, for Aquascaping.

    Votes: 178 29.3%
  • No, scrape the back clean.

    Votes: 200 32.9%

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    607

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@DSC reef and @Lovemyreef2015 had green star polyps on their overflow and it looked pretty cool :)

If I thought I could keep them on the overflow, I'd do it in a minute.

This is a tank at one of our LFS's that had GSP get away from them just a little bit.
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Did it ever clog your overflow up?

Yep it sure did. I wish I had some pics of it more "Full" but apparently I didn't add any to PhotoBucket for some strange reason.

I had to take a razor and keep the top portion cleaned off or they would start slowing the flow. Fortunately the way I had the system "tuned" it took very little change in the flow to create a very noticeable sound so it was an early detection situation.
 

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  • I wear reef gear everywhere.

    Votes: 17 14.3%
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    Votes: 7 5.9%
  • I wear reef gear primarily for water changes and tank maintenance.

    Votes: 1 0.8%
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