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Semi-decent shot of my 40B
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One of the best 40 breeders I've ever seen! Great work!
 
Who else is game?
 
I'll have to get a FTS of mine as my most recent is about 6 months ago...

Very nice everyone. I especially like the aquascapes with more swim room for the fish and rocks off the sand.

Steven how are those triggers and lion with your corals? I think triggers and lions are some of the coolest saltwater fish, but you hardly ever see them in a reef tank.
 
Wow, we really thought there'd be a lot more participation... Anyone else care to share? :bigsmile:
 
I'll have to get a FTS of mine as my most recent is about 6 months ago...

Very nice everyone. I especially like the aquascapes with more swim room for the fish and rocks off the sand.

Steven how are those triggers and lion with your corals? I think triggers and lions are some of the coolest saltwater fish, but you hardly ever see them in a reef tank.

They are good with the coral so far. Just don't think about any shrimp, snails or crabs. I do have a bunch of tiger tail cucumbers in there that they don't mess with.

Here is the 45ish gallon display that is tied in with my big tank. The wife had to have clown fish.
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They are good with the coral so far. Just don't think about any shrimp, snails or crabs. I do have a bunch of tiger tail cucumbers in there that they don't mess with.

Here is the 45ish gallon display that is tied in with my big tank. The wife had to have clown fish.
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A happy wife makes for a happy reef... Thanks for sharing!
 
bump...
 
thanks for the links to the threads... Not sure how I missed them, lol! I noticed there is not a lot of recent participation in them either...
 

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