Some SPS growth.

speedstar · May 17, 2020

Shots of the tank at the start, 9 months, and 16 months. Had some ups and downs, lost a few corals to a bad dino outbreak, fighting some bubble algae now. Growth does continue. The Red planet SPS takes off like a weed even with the hammer constantly stinging it at the base. Maybe it is running away.

X-37B · May 17, 2020

speedstar said:
Shots of the tank at the start, 9 months, and 16 months. Had some ups and downs, lost a few corals to a bad dino outbreak, fighting some bubble algae now. Growth does continue. The Red planet SPS takes off like a weed even with the hammer constantly stinging it at the base. Maybe it is running away.

I love progression shots of tanks. Keep up the good work!

Some SPS growth.

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