Project Frankenstein

who says you cant grow SPS in a tiny tank :tongue:


iPhone pic, colors are more vibrant in person, but gives you an idea on growth and polyp extension!
 
Water change!
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Looking good .... hard to see though due to the heavy blue in the pic ... what I do is turn the blue down when I take pics and that seems to work well and I then put it back to what it was before after the pics are taken ... you may want to give that a try FWIW
 
Looking good .... hard to see though due to the heavy blue in the pic ... what I do is turn the blue down when I take pics and that seems to work well and I then put it back to what it was before after the pics are taken ... you may want to give that a try FWIW
the lights not controllable otherwise I would lol. Thanks for the tip though!
 
Well done!
 
I did the same from scratch. Build my own stand, bought all tanks, skimmer , pump, sand, live rock, power head, and lights from craigslist so I can call it frankenstein. Lol:bigsmile:
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I did the same from scratch. Build my own stand, bought all tanks, skimmer , pump, sand, live rock, power head, and lights from craigslist so I can call it frankenstein. Lol:bigsmile:

Are these tanks connected ... or is it one very long one ... looks like two to me though ...
 

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