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It's crazy, I gave away my gsp covered staghorn skeleton and most of my Xenia. I always knew I'd replace them, because they are genuinely some of my favorites. Now it's not 5.00. I'm kicking myself. Although the gsp is in a tank at a local children's hospital.
 
Btw, the baby nem is larger than my hand now. I'm going to have to figure out where she might be happy in the new tank. I'll start her low so she can adjust to having good lights. She doesn't much like direct flow either. (Neither does Andrew's)
 
I also got a coral. A baby mushroom. (I'm a sucker for the little guys) My lighting doesn't do justice for any coral, but this little guy has a vivid rim and speckles. 90% off it was 50.00. I had tip money stashed away for something special.
 
I have options for the overflow. Ignore it? OR Scape it? I do have a flat rock large enough to cover it too. I'd like input.

I plan to glue several heads of GSP to my back wall and let it grow like weeds, making sure to keep it off my rock. I think it has a killer look and really brings the tank together. Nice thing with GSP being on the glass is that you can easily scrape it off. morning, Katrina.
 
I have options for the overflow. Ignore it? OR Scape it? I do have a flat rock large enough to cover it too. I'd like input.

What weir?! ;)

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