Nuocmam's frag tank.

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Sooo… After the Great Crash of 2014 I salvaged what I could and placed it all in a frag tank. Seeded a few frags in a couple reef homie tanks and been getting ready to fire up a display. I'm the slowest reefer ever. I've been saying this since last year but life has just been plain busy. Keeping mostly softies and LPS but have a few sps frags. Outa practice with the camera but hopefully its like riding a bike. Plan on taking some pics to share. I mean what reef addict doesn't like coral pics? MODs maybe please move if this in the wrong forum.
Enjoy…

SC Sunburst Monti Cap that was so brown I didn't know what it was for several months.
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Man buddy welcome back !!!! It's been awhile , hope u back full force again , that system u had was insane
 
Wow, that is a very unique monti. I have not seen one with green in it....kind of reminds me of the Jaw drop Shroom :-)
 
Wow, that is a very unique monti. I have not seen one with green in it....kind of reminds me of the Jaw drop Shroom :-)
Thank you. Jaw Drop Shroom? Lol! I think I've been away for too long. I'll have to look that up.
 
What about sc dynamite chalice?
It started receding pretty bad after I moved so I chopped it up and gave out frags to a few friends and none of those frags survived. I went into a downward spiral of depression, exiled myself reefing forums, disconnected myself from all my reef friends, and went into hiding. I started taking pics of non reef related things for the first time. The family, butterflies, reptiles, and whatever else I could find. It wasn't the same. Put away the camera for over a year. Now, after some much needed counseling, I'm back enjoying what has survived and decided to start again. Old habits die hard I guess :) LOL! Sarcasm...
 

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