dvanacker's 200g SPS tank......
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sahin
Ultimate Reefer
Its Sunday afternoon. I just had a nice meal. Sitting here with a nice piece of chololate cake. And SPS eye candy. It cant get better than this. :dance:
Many thanks to the photographer and to Darryl for keeping an amazing tank.
There are those tanks that have a minimalistic approach to the rockwork and scaping, and a few choice corals placed here and there. Thats all nice.
But to see photos such as these where corals colours are a plenty; with contrasting colour behind, in front, to the left and right of the subject coral is just what the eye needs to see.
This is my kind of dream SPS tank. Excellent work Darryl. :thumbsup:
Many thanks to the photographer and to Darryl for keeping an amazing tank.
There are those tanks that have a minimalistic approach to the rockwork and scaping, and a few choice corals placed here and there. Thats all nice.
But to see photos such as these where corals colours are a plenty; with contrasting colour behind, in front, to the left and right of the subject coral is just what the eye needs to see.
This is my kind of dream SPS tank. Excellent work Darryl. :thumbsup:
therealshark
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very nice, the colors in this tank always amazes me.
sanddollar789
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I love the tanks dimensions!
Tony B (UK)
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Awesome!:crazy1:
dvanacker
DID I SOUNDS SMRT??
Thanks for the positive comments guys!
If you compare aquascape with Jordan/jroovers...his aquascape is awesome pillars...but limiting for coral placement. Can't have the best of both worlds I guess. That reminds me to bug Jordan some more about posting pics of his tank....I think it about time.
You da man...you got real good good with that camera real fast.
Ya my scape is decent but it's really maximized for coral placement...I.refer to it as stadium seating. Looking at my tank its pretty rammed with corals,but still some room for growth.
If you compare aquascape with Jordan/jroovers...his aquascape is awesome pillars...but limiting for coral placement. Can't have the best of both worlds I guess. That reminds me to bug Jordan some more about posting pics of his tank....I think it about time.
Never AEFW thank god...but red bugs a few times for sure and monti eating nudi way back.
aandfsoccr04
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You have so many beautiful corals that make for an even more beautiful reef. Keep up the good work.
klepto
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I'm with Myzislow on this one.. This is a beautiful piece!:hammer: Love the growth form of the plana's!
Chris Lakies
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What salt do you use?
Moser
Active member
That looks like a Desalwii to me?. I have one just like it. It forms a tighter growth pattern than the plana.
I also have a plana, but it tends to take on a white body with blue/ purple tips, with a flatter more sparse table form.
I love that Sarmentosa.
Awesome colours you have. About right for TOTM!.
Mo
klepto
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I think you're right! Thanks for the input.
aqua80
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Such beautiful colonies !
and same thing here in Quebec, I know a bunch of guys (myself included) that are drooling to get some of these frags
anyways keep the good work and the pics coming !
when ever you are fragging, let me know pleasewould be VERY interested in frags of someof your corals, like the blue tort and setosa
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and same thing here in Quebec, I know a bunch of guys (myself included) that are drooling to get some of these frags
anyways keep the good work and the pics coming !
dvanacker
DID I SOUNDS SMRT??
like always..thanks for the kind comments everyone. Im glad so many people are looking at my thread and posting comments/questions. Makes sharing worth the effort.
IO.....from day 1. I'm cheap unless I have to shell out....so in the case of IO, it seems to do the job and is a good value.
Agreed about the desalwii...I've always called that coral a desalwii...although I have wondered but I think that desalwii are a little thicker and more polyp'ie than plana. Anyway plana and desalwii are close cousins for sure.
