A few of my SPS

Nice pics.. Do you have an equipment shot? Calcium reactor or 2 part? Tank looks great following for more coral goodness =).
 
plyle02 said:
Greg,
Great to see you around here still, not much has changed over the years, still putting up beautiful pictures of stunning corals, everything looks healthy and colorful, the usual from you :) Thanks for posting!
Regards,
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Thanks very much for your kind remarks. :beer:
 
Dapg8gt said:
Nice pics.. Do you have an equipment shot? Calcium reactor or 2 part? Tank looks great following for more coral goodness =).
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Thank you. I use a doser - always have. I'll dig up some equipment shots when I can. :fun4:
 
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Beautiful corals Greg.

In your TOTM article, there is a picture of a lamp with a magnifying glass in the middle right by the sink in your fish room. Could you tell me what that thing is called and where you got it? I've been looking for something like that.

Thanks.
 
1000_smiles said:
Beautiful corals Greg.

In your TOTM article, there is a picture of a lamp with a magnifying glass in the middle right by the sink in your fish room. Could you tell me what that thing is called and where you got it? I've been looking for something like that.

Thanks.
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Thanks, I think I got the light at Home Depot - model number LT86
http://www.lt-tools.com/magnifier.html
After having one for many years now I couldn't be without one. Great for inspecting corals, etc. Having it mounted over the sink is very convenient for me so I can also inspect the 'dip water' & see what's in the bucket before introducing new corals into my system. Without a lighted magnfier it is even harder to catch AEFW eggs and other potential problems.
I would recommend this for any serious reefer, especially those into SPS.
 
Wonderful corals, Greg!
Are you still running your tank with the same principles shown on April 2010 TOTM?
(GFO,GAC no carbon dosing)
 
alessandro said:
Wonderful corals, Greg!
Are you still running your tank with the same principles shown on April 2010 TOTM?
(GFO,GAC no carbon dosing)
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Thanks & yes to your questions. No carbon dosing and you just reminded me I need to change my GFO. ;) I have tried using various carbon dosing methods over the years & I like the results but I just don't have time to keep up with it so I don't bother. Since I did my "do over" in November/December 2013 I have been so busy I can't even keep up with weekly water changes. :facepalm:
 
Greg it has become such a cliche to say everytime,great tank-amazing corals-awesome pics etc....but really...i cannot stop myself from saying for the x-th time all the above!

Thanks for sharing and inspiring:)
 
glaukos said:
Greg it has become such a cliche to say everytime,great tank-amazing corals-awesome pics etc....but really...i cannot stop myself from saying for the x-th time all the above!

Thanks for sharing and inspiring:)
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Thanks for your very generous compliment. Thanks for looking.
 
hm.. i screwed up a little there, sorry
the green dragon is really cool as well
.. i may be knocking on your door one day..
 
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