Tusi's tank thread

After a solid week of long hours this is were I am at

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Wow tank still look awesome man.
 
Awesome re-scape! Version 2 looks even better then version 1.
 
BEAUTIFUL RECOVERY you did !!!
Cant believe the size of that worm !!! Yikes. Your picture gave me insight on what to do when I switch tanks as I am actively seeking something BIG- real BIG
 
You did a heck of a job with the tank! It looks great considering all the trouble. Glad you got it out and can move on from this setback.

Thank you. Corals are not happy but they will rebound. It will take about six months for everything to settle but at least nothing was lost. It was not something to look forward too but knowing that thevwirm is no longer there, makes me feel better on adding fish.
 
BEAUTIFUL RECOVERY you did !!!
Cant believe the size of that worm !!! Yikes. Your picture gave me insight on what to do when I switch tanks as I am actively seeking something BIG- real BIG

Thank you I don’t wish this on s y hobbiests cause it’s a lot of work and money
 

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