Sneaky's 225 gallon!

I need a frag of that one!
I also have this no namer that we could possibly trade. looks like it’ll be stunner
Originally what the frag was
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Today
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Tank is slammed! Acros all over the place!
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Looks like I’ll be receiving the new tank in early October! Finally decided on dimensions. Tank will be 225 gallon 66x36x22”. I’m going to start working on the stand in the next couple of weeks. It’ll be a welded frame I just haven’t decided if I’m going steel or aluminum frame.
 
I have always been curious about that one. I have not seen a single frag stay the same color as their colony. They all seem to turn pink with pink polyps. Looks nice either way.
Well if it ever grows we’ll see! I’m going to put to frags in the new tank. One in high Pat 450+ and one in lower Par 200ish. The polyps just glow
 

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