Great last set of pics. Good luck with the house and new build!![]()
It's hard to move on I'm sure. But your next will combine new ideas with past success. Very much looking forward to what you got ahead of you. I WILL be following for sure dude :beer:
Awesome pics btw.
Simply amazing Patrick! I was at the Coral Reef last week and got to see these corals in person and they are awesome. Can't wait to see your next build![]()
Please post a link from this thread when you start the new build. Good luck with everything.![]()
All those colors and I can't get past the male lyretail :fish1:
Mine is starting to change, but hear it actually takes years. Did you buy yours, or it switched for ya? I see so many females, and only like 1 mail to every 50 females I see.
Love the pics btw
Thanks, hopefully it'll be soon
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks I will. Here's a link to the owner of my setup. I will be snapping some pics of it and posting there once in a blue moon but my last attempt shooting under all leds wasn't that great.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2382900
Thanks. I bought all females. within 6 months the change was pretty apparent and as time went by his colors got better and fins longer. I suppose he continued to change for a year. And the second largest female was starting to get the spiked longer top fin recently.
I gotta add too, I was mortified at how much detritus had built up in the back of my tank. Normally I use a maxi jet with a 6' hose and a clear rigid tube on the end to blast into the shallow sandbed and live rock releasing it all into the water column for the filter sock to catch. I couldn't reach the back so it never got cleaned and when the tank came down it was a mess back there. It would've crashed the tank one day for sure.
That's is so freaken perfect looking it almost looks like you have a insert . Just beautiful colors everywhere.
Love the lift. Looks like a single actuator correct.
Always excited when I see an update to this thread!![]()