My 75g Reef/New Additions!

[skoomamonster]

Here's my 75 gallon reef its a little over a year old. Any tips on how to take better pictures are welcome! Hope you enjoy!

The left side of my tank doesn’t have much live rock right now because I took out the old branching stuff, I’m getting more next week along with a new MH ballast, if you look up at the right side you can see my DIY frag rack which works really good!

 

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Here are some of my new additions, if anyone Knows the names of the corals could you please post them below, thanks

 

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Here's one of my favorite coral, I’ve been waiting a while for this one.

 

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Here's some of my older corals.

 

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Here’s some more.

 

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This is supposed to be an extremely rare frag does anyone know what its called?

 

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Here’s an old FTS.

And to see how much my green bali slimmer grew in three months.

 

[senatormoe31]

Well you've got a "galaxia", Pavona, monti, turbinaria and seriatapora looks like.
No way to be certain on the Pavona. could be australogyra.
Also.

Man, you've got some serious fish load in there.
Do you know that those herbivores are all going to get HUGE for that tank. even the blue tang will reach 8 or so inches- not counting it's tail.
As adult fish those four ar giong to equal about 3 1/2 feet of fish.
The Zebrasomas get the size of dinner plates.

Those Zebrasoma tangs and the rabbit fish are almost certainly going to start picking at lps, gorgonians, softies. all because it is going to be close to impossible to keep them satiated.
The Zebra's are also parasite nursing homes on wheels.

AS a hobby professional. man that's a fine line you are walking.
good luck.
If you notice that something looks like it is not happy--watch those monsters and I bet you find your culprit.

THink 25w sterilizer.

 

[senatormoe31]

Also, don't leave you magfloat in the tank.
almost certainly going to get "tiny" calcareous critters growing in the velcro and "WILL" scratch the tank.
Soak the wet side in distilled white vinager and rinse to dissolve those bad boys off of there, or anything "encrusted" with Coralline.

 

[skoomamonster]

Thanks, I know ive got a lot of fish im going to give one of my tangs to my brother as soon as his tank is ready, they all get along well, i have'nt seen them picking on the coral, and my ammonia and nitrites are at 0 and my nitrates are a hair above 0. But for the coral Id, are those coral names in order?