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Feeding brine shrimp that hatched this morning.
 
Feeding brine shrimp that hatched this morning.
Absolutely beautiful Kevin! Looks promising since its eating well too!
 
Absolutely beautiful Kevin! Looks promising since its eating well too!
Thanks Dawn, she’s very little, 1 1/2 inches.
 
Thanks Dawn, she’s very little, 1 1/2 inches.
Great looking fish Kevin! Definitely a centerpiece fish in your already amazing stock.
 
Hi kingranch2003! I am sorry if you told me your name and I forgot.
It's John. No worries! How's the tank looking? I hope all is well with you and yours.
 
It's John. No worries! How's the tank looking? I hope all is well with you and yours.
Hi John and its good to greet you by name! My 75g display is coming along. The coral are doing the best of any tank I have kept in my almost 3 decades of reef keeping! I have it fully stocked with 15 fish but they are a fun, sturdy mix. A foxface, a coral beauty, a percula clown, a ywg, a bridled goby, a masked goby, a neon cleaner goby, 2 yellowtail damsels, a royal gramma, a pajama cardinal and 4 chalk bass.
The ugly stage has hung on longer than any tank I have transferred into but it is finally receding so I think its doing well! Thanks for asking.
 
Hi John and its good to greet you by name! My 75g display is coming along. The coral are doing the best of any tank I have kept in my almost 3 decades of reef keeping! I have it fully stocked with 15 fish but they are a fun, sturdy mix. A foxface, a coral beauty, a percula clown, a ywg, a bridled goby, a masked goby, a neon cleaner goby, 2 yellowtail damsels, a royal gramma, a pajama cardinal and 4 chalk bass.
The ugly stage has hung on longer than any tank I have transferred into but it is finally receding so I think its doing well! Thanks for asking.
I'm glad everything is doing so we'll. You've obviously found a sweet spot in your system that is rewarding you. And apparently the corals and fish ate coexisting as well!

I can relate to the uglies. I just got rid of GHA and aiptasia that almost destroyed the entire reef, but now it's honestly better than ever.
 
I'm glad everything is doing so we'll. You've obviously found a sweet spot in your system that is rewarding you. And apparently the corals and fish ate coexisting as well!

I can relate to the uglies. I just got rid of GHA and aiptasia that almost destroyed the entire reef, but now it's honestly better than ever.
You should have got a seahare and some berghia nudibranchs to have sped up the process John.
 

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