Reef Spotlight - April -2011 - "2Sunny"

[PR_Reefers]

Veeery Nicee...! Love the aquascaping and setup!!... Good work!:wink:

 

[lps1212]

nice

 

[lps1212]

nice pics i knew i had seen this tank before than i remembered on manhattan reefs great shots love the tank i had voted this tank tank of the month over there congrats on the win here sorry about the previous post accidentally pressed enter :squigglemouth:

 

[Stray32]

Nice tank, though I am surprised to see a Nem right in the middle of your SPS. Does he not sting them?

 

[ToXIc]

Wow that was quick and much deserved.

Congrats.

 

[REEFCRAFT]

Great to see this back and what a beautiful tank to kick it off with. Congrats! :)

 

[roktsintst]

No pictures are showing up for me!!!

 

[2Sunny]

First off I want to say thanks to Paul, Rev, Marvin, and all the great folks here at R2R! I'm a big believer in Karma and R2R is definitely winning the "karma" award for reefing websites as far as I am concerned. I absolutely love the way Paul organized my quotes as I couldn't have created an image of my own sentiments in such a short setting if I had tried. I think it absolutely captures the essence of me and my system in a few short sentences . . . thanks Paul!

As to the anemone, it's an Heteractis Magnifica (sometimes called a Ritteri) and I've had it since the spring of '02 and it has split a total of 5 times now. If you search around a little I've written about it a great deal on my personal website and here on R2R as well. I don't advocate buying these guys as they have such a poor survival rate, but I do admit being totally addicted to the beauty of my own anemone, and I would be wholly "crushed" should I lose my specimen. Anyways, it's late and I just got back from Moscow so I'll call it a night, but let me say "thank-you" and "thank-you again" to all the kind words and generous folks here on R2R!


Joe

 

[ReefBum]

Congrats Joe! I have to swing by now that I am done traveling up north.

 

[2Sunny]

Congrats Joe! I have to swing by now that I am done traveling up north.

Hi Keith,

Nothing I'd like more than to talk to a local reefer about all my recent trials and tribulations . . . hope to hear from you soon!

But . . . what's a spotlight without some great photos so here's a bunch from my other posts:

 

[caudill187]

Absoooooolutely Stunning! Thank you for sharing it with us.

 

[MarvinsReef]

when I need motivation anything tank related, I look at this tank. 1smile1

 

[fsu1dolfan]

Thanks for the extra photos...i could go through pages of pics of your tank!! That sump is an incredible setup BTW!

 

[jcusmarine]

Beauty. Well done and thanks for sharing.

 

[greg0385]

very inspiring setup. you put some sweat and tears into this and it shows. love the school of green chromises. i think we all could learn something from such a great tank.
greg

 

[xmetalfan99]

Great looking tank. Are those zoas flowing off of the rock on the left? It looks so smooth I thought it was a monti.

How do you find an even balance for light between the SPS and rics? My rics turn white a few weeks after I introduce them while my SPS do great. I am assuming I have to much light on them.

 

[victornator333]

This tank is awesome. I hope to someday have something like this

 

[nickjr000]

Wow awesome looking tank. I like the cube look more n more. 25 damsels !

 

[Akwarius]

A truly inspiring setup. What is the bright green lps in the center, a goniporia?

 

[esteadma]

Looks awesome. I like the idea of setting up a cube. It seems like you have a ton of options for layout and whatnot. really impressive