New Start

[M Woodhill]

I guess I made a total mess when I started the tank with Berlin system that I'm unfamiliar with. My reef journey in Ottawa started in 2012 and after almost a year, the tank looked horrible:

Actually that was what the tank looked like after the successful treatment of Dino's outbreak. I then switched to Zeo system with my sister's help. She brought home some big but washout colonies that are now doing better. I accidentally buried some frags when adding sand to the tank.

So from here I've started again.

So far my fave, I don't know what identification it is. Possibly Acropora Convexa or what. I thought it was a pink millepora but when the lfs keeper took it out from a dark corner, I realized very possibly it wasn't. It looks redder in person.

I really have to bring out the blue rim of the tenuis.

I wish it was Acropora Suharsonoi but it now looks like Caroliniana

To be continued.

 

[M Woodhill]

Very nice bluetip staghorn. Sadly the bag was too small so most of the baby blue tips were ripped off during the transportation. :headwallblue:

Other than SPS's

Really hardy coral: Duncan. Full covered with Dino's but now fully recovered.

Photo courtesy goes to my tank sitter. The biggest drawback of Zeosystem is you do need a tank sitter or you'll make a mess on vacation.

 

[M Woodhill]

Very nice bluetip staghorn. Sadly the bag was too small so most of the baby blue tips were ripped off during the transportation. :headwallblue:

Other than SPS's

Really hardy coral: Duncan. Full covered with Dino's but now fully recovered.

Photo courtesy goes to my tank sitter. The biggest drawback of Zeosystem is you do need a tank sitter or you'll make a mess on vacation.

 

[M Woodhill]

damn, double clicked.