Tusi's tank thread

Very Nice!

Curious what the largest blue table in the center is, and the blue bottle brush looking one?

TR
 
:cry:Thread like this shouldn't be allowed..it makes me sad when I see my tank :tongue:..then it makes me want to go shopping and and spend all my money thinking my tank would look like that some day..awesome tank
 
Very Nice!

Curious what the largest blue table in the center is, and the blue bottle brush looking one?

TR
Honestly don't know they where both frags laying in a bottom of a tank in a lfs store in my area. The big one looks like a suhoronsai and the bottle brush have the same skeleton of the ora pearlberry but its blue.
 
Today, 12:00 AMdanangelo
Beautiful love the big colonies

Today, 03:24 AMdanangelo
Thread like this shouldn't be allowed..it makes me sad when I see my tank ..then it makes me want to go shopping and and spend all my money thinking my tank would look like that some day..awesome tank

Thank you for your compliment. You don't have to go and spend crazy money. I remember those days though. Patience and discipline is the key, I grew every thing mostly from frags. Every time I bought a small colony ended up loosing it with rtn. So my suggestion is you can have a tank as nice as any bodies if you stay disciplined.
 
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Looks as though you tank Is recovering nicely my friend. I am glad to see its is doing well.
 

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