As some of you may know, my tank has had its ups and downs. From red bugs early on, to AEFW more recently, to the fact that I like to keep WAY too many fish in my tank.
Well, I treated all the pests (including the AEFW battle which left me with barely 25% of my original acros
). And I have a great balance of vodka dosing and overloaded fish stock. And I've weeded through most of the acros, determining which do well in high nutrient systems, and which look like butt 
Here are the results. The good, the bad, and the ugly. First, the good:
Oregon Tort from Eric at Fragfarmer. Lived through it all (euphyllia, sinularia, levimasol, TMPCC, etc etc):
ORA german blue polyp green. Also lived through all sorts of mistreatment:
A gomezi that has become my coco worm cement
It's been an amazingly resilient acro for me.
Some newer pieces. An unknown with a neat blue "glow" to the skin:
A lokani from Kevin on Diver's Den. Not as solid purple as when I first got it, but still pretty
Well, I treated all the pests (including the AEFW battle which left me with barely 25% of my original acros
). And I have a great balance of vodka dosing and overloaded fish stock. And I've weeded through most of the acros, determining which do well in high nutrient systems, and which look like butt Here are the results. The good, the bad, and the ugly. First, the good:
Oregon Tort from Eric at Fragfarmer. Lived through it all (euphyllia, sinularia, levimasol, TMPCC, etc etc):
ORA german blue polyp green. Also lived through all sorts of mistreatment:
A gomezi that has become my coco worm cement
It's been an amazingly resilient acro for me.
Some newer pieces. An unknown with a neat blue "glow" to the skin:
A lokani from Kevin on Diver's Den. Not as solid purple as when I first got it, but still pretty
