Mike's 150 Tall

Current Live Stock

Zoas Part 1
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Current Live Stock

Stony


So when I was deciding on what to stock in the tank I had no intention, zero, of putting in stony corals.
I didn't want to do testing for calc/alk. I didn't want to do water changes weekly.
But then my wife wanted to play a raffle.
And you know what they say... Happy Wife, Happy Reefing.
Ok... maybe that's not how it goes, but she's pretty much let me go crazy with the whole system.
So she picked 2 numbers and wouldn't you know she picked a winner.

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and.....


So we skipped the next raffle because she wasn't feeling it but got in to the next one.

And once again she picks a winner.

We narrowed the choice down to
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or
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We ended up taking the Wall Hammer and I bought the Welso.
Sadly the Welso isn't doing so well.

So being we were adding stonies we have added....

a Monti
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a few Alveoporas (4 total)
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a few Blasto's
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a Long Tentacle Plate
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and a Duncan
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Wow that is a lot of different zoa's, and a lot of nice ones too. All the corals are looking nice. I agree that scape looks very nice, very impressive and creative. Is looking great so far. Nice job
 
VERY VERY Ingenious on the rock work and planning. My first big tank was the 150 tall and I loved it. It was pain in the A** Deep but somehow worth it.
 

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