4 months growth pics, my 220g sps BB

[reefereef]

well thought i would share some growth pics for ya. Lighting has been 120 Cree LEDS 50/50 mix, whites at 80%. I didnt take much time to do a bunch of fancy post editing to the pics, just a crop. The first set of pics are during the white lights ramping down cycle. The pics from today are full whites and blues on.
First set of pics is 4 weeks after setting up tank, zero water changes too since day 1.
not going to include coral names but most everyone is ORA
Enjoy

Current

 

[reefereef]

a big green slimer, and a few full tank shots

8-7-11

12-10-11

 

[Trevor40]

I really like the rock work and the corals have great color! Keep it up.

 

[reefereef]

Thanks Trevor, my plan was to keep minimal rocks so the corals would have more room to grow out. I also placed the rock so that i could place corals on the back of the rocks to give more depth to the tank rather than just on the front like more setups.

Have room for about 10 or so more pieces and then the tank will be full. My plan is to not frag anything unless it starts touching and problems occur.

 

[reefereef]

Thanks Trevor, my plan was to keep minimal rocks so the corals would have more room to grow out. I also placed the rock so that i could place corals on the back of the rocks to give more depth to the tank rather than just on the front like more setups.

Have room for about 10 or so more pieces and then the tank will be full. My plan is to not frag anything unless it starts touching and problems occur.
Oh and the pictures are all in order from the old pics to current, i should have placed them before and now for each coral.

 

[buckster]

Corals and scape look great. Try adding some turbo snails (astrea, trochus,zebra) to get rid of some of that algae. The snails will also help to spread coralline algae if they have some on their shells.

 

[reefereef]

the brown hair algae in the first set of pics is gone, had high p04 levels. The brown stuff on the bottom is non-filamentous type and isnt slimy either, kinda like brown coraline algae. Havent thought of the astrea snails though, will get some this week. Thanks