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Just...wow... I need to find me a blue one. My LFS has the gold, purple, and green in stock currently...Looks like I might be dropping another $500 soon. If I do a zoa garden, I would definitely need to keep them separate or wait until everything else has time to get established for a year. Worse case, my wife said I could get whatever size tank I want when we build a house in about 4 years, so I may just pull off everything else and use this rock as my zoa garden. I don't think she fully understands what she just said.Since you already have a hammer, I suggest making a hammer garden. They are quite stunning and come in a variety of colors
as others have already mentioned, a zoa garden is also a great idea and offers even more options. I wouldn’t put them on your rock work down because you will likely run into issues in the future with being unable to remove them
My son picked these out for me. They are nestled in the other side of the rockwork, but I do agree that these are definitely nice. Brightest thing in the tank by far! Almost hurt your eyes they are so bright.This is one of my favorite pieces in my tank currently:
They are sold out, but grab one or two when they are.
My favorite is the orange and blue wall hammer in the center. Raised that thing from a tiny bleached out baby with 5 tentacles. The giant splatter wall hammer is as bright as my neon green candy cane, it’s beautiful!Just...wow... I need to find me a blue one. My LFS has the gold, purple, and green in stock currently...Looks like I might be dropping another $500 soon. If I do a zoa garden, I would definitely need to keep them separate or wait until everything else has time to get established for a year. Worse case, my wife said I could get whatever size tank I want when we build a house in about 4 years, so I may just pull off everything else and use this rock as my zoa garden. I don't think she fully understands what she just said.
Excellent thoughts. It seems I will be using Google later this evening to do my research. Well done.I'd stay away from goniopora, maybe go alveopora instead. Gonis have a nasty habit of being great until they're suddenly not. Acan lords would be good, you can also get some really great colors with acan echinatas, and acan bowerbanki are nice for a big pop of color. There are a few new morphs of psammacora worth talking about, and stylophora are nice if you want a stick with really impressive polyps and relatively forgiving husbandry. I don't see a Duncan coral in your tank yet, that would be another good one to add. I'm of the firm opinion that no tank is complete without a Duncan. Maybe I should change my avatar to Leto II...