new tank setup with pics

i also want opinions on a centerpiece coral for my tank something really special and nice the more color the better. thinking of something along the lines of an sps. also i need some ideas on corals that do well in the sand thanks
 
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What a great size tank! I love the setup.

Nice job, and nice photos. Keep us posted.

Thanks for shaing

Spleify
 
thanks for the positive feed back.
how bout giving me some ideas for other corals to add
i already have enough green so im looking for other corals that have really good colors
 
the tank is very nice, i did notice you have a heck of a lot of bubble algae though, before adding anymore livestock id suggest you try to illiminate the excessive nutrients allowing this to grow first, otherwise it will engulf the whole tank before you know it and wont be able to get a grip on how to remove it, also how much live rock is in there, i ask because imo with the extra stock your going to add you may need a little more to keep up the demand of removing the forming amonia which will develop, im not critisising in anyway at all, just trying to help out buddy
 
the rock came out of my 40 gallon tank which was basically a fish only with some shrooms and a hang on skimmer thats where all the bubble algae came from. believe it or not it use to be a lot worse before i got 3 emerald crabs which are in the new tank. since ive had them and changed the tanks and have been on top of this tanks water parameters i have literally seen the bubble and hair algae waste away. but it was a huge problem in my 40 gallon thats why i basically only kept shrooms and cloves
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14751235#post14751235 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by zippopunk1
the rock came out of my 40 gallon tank which was basically a fish only with some shrooms and a hang on skimmer thats where all the bubble algae came from. believe it or not it use to be a lot worse before i got 3 emerald crabs which are in the new tank. since ive had them and changed the tanks and have been on top of this tanks water parameters i have literally seen the bubble and hair algae waste away. but it was a huge problem in my 40 gallon thats why i basically only kept shrooms and cloves

oh-well good news then, if its getting better thats great:)
 
yea it was really horrible at one point were basically the whole rock was covered in bubble algae i really wish i had done something sooner but it seemed to spread so fast
 
just got a couple new additions a marine betta (great fish) doesnt hide and is eating great, a dragon goby, and an Eiblii Mimic Tangs, also got a rainbow monti and a garf bonzi frag
 
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