What does your tank look like?

Thanks man! Here's the other 200g - my first reef tank (it's about 6 years old and the tank from the previous post is about 4 years old). One is in our living room and one is in a serpate unit from our house we call La Casita Cantina Some coral are the same as i often move from tank to tank to either fill in spaces or if one isn't doing well in one tank (maybe a fish nipping or lighting etc) i move it to the other. Now both are pretty full and starting to frag and trade with other local reefers or LFS for needed supplies/fish
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Wow, they really are full of life. Are you going to get another tank or just stick with the two?
 
Wow, they really are full of life. Are you going to get another tank or just stick with the two?
2 is plenty. Still need to get a proper hospital tank but my plate is full with these two. As long as i can move the frags then i should be ok.... otherwise, coral is growing like crazy so will need a way to hold them before trades/selling
 
2 is plenty. Still need to get a proper hospital tank but my plate is full with these two. As long as i can move the frags then i should be ok.... otherwise, coral is growing like crazy so will need a way to hold them before trades/selling
You could always do a 40g frag tank to hold all of your to sell corals.
 

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