Let's see your FRIDAY FTS!! Post 'em here!

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Just finished getting my DT all cleaned up to start the process of resealing it. Definitely nothing spectacular at the moment.


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Just brought this home last night. Not much to look at now but give me a couple weeks. What's the best at removing stubborn coralline algae on acrylic?

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soak in water with vinegar with powerheads going. Gee, I'm not the only one who feeds cats on tables! Lol's. Cute kitties!
 
Progress is slow on the cabinet that will hold all of the controllers and dosing supplies but at least I am making progress. Recent added a firefish goby and a turbo snail. I also added my nearly dead SPS from my "model of instability" tank at home ... they're very much on life support. I also recently built a couple chaeto containers out of eggrate that will function as my refugiums and have the added benefit of supporting my filter floss at the overflows.

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