Motivational monday

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Just thought I would start a thread to display pictures. For motivation to help others. I remember starting in this hobby and having set backs ,loosing corals .

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I wish I had taken a pic of the blueberry porites it turned brown and then a week or so later I got the brown algae funk.
Finally cleared up thanks to a nice semi-expensive UV from TMC Vector 850.
It had a 674gph rating and I am normally pushing just over 470 gph.
So it can eat it all up.
 
Will have to search up some photos from my tanks gone by. My present tank only motivational in that i controlled the cyano and hair algae with snails.
 
I actually remembered killing gsp years ago. All pictures are of colonies currently in my system. I always wanted a red dragon acro, this one is going on about a year.
 

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Added these 3 guys recently and they are always out and together and liven up my tank a bit.
 

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