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thx for answering all my question Paul great tank and i hope u get many more years out of it :) .. oh and whats your oldest coral? :wink:
 
Not very old, a few years ago I lost most of them when my town added zinc orthophosphate to my water supply just before I changed the water. In a few minutes, the corals and clams died. It didn't affect the fish and now I have resins specifically designed for that chemical.
 
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Just a up date of the tank starting to look like a reef
 
Chris, great looking tank man. I would kill for a tank like that but I am patient and hopefully will get there soon.
 
Here's my tank today. I'm so happy with the improvements I've seen over the last month. It won't be exciting for most of you but it sure is for me!

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Thanks Chris! The water is clear and that's my biggest exciting point today! There's always something though. What are the white dots that get on the back with the coralline? Are they coralline too?
 
If they are what I think they are...they are a type of tube worm. If you leave them alone, the tube will start to spiral.
 

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