So Cal Reefers FTS Thread...
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RandyFolds
Reef Troll
Brian, what is that acro in the second close up? I dig the tank.
Brian Chong
New member
Thanks RF. I need to upgrade to a bigger tank. i have given away all my softies and practically all my polyps to make room for at least ten or more new acros since this pic was taken. i might have to start fragging frags soon. lol
That's my very first acro and my favorite. The lfs called it a Cali tort. Dont have post processing software so i couldnt capture the baby blue tips. it's been fragged a few times. I can't say with certainty because some of my friend's cali torts look different and there are many different kinds.
That's my very first acro and my favorite. The lfs called it a Cali tort. Dont have post processing software so i couldnt capture the baby blue tips. it's been fragged a few times. I can't say with certainty because some of my friend's cali torts look different and there are many different kinds.
RandyFolds
Reef Troll
Ha. My girlfriend saw me looking at the pictures and was laughing about how packed it was.
Brian Chong
New member
heh heh heh, maybe she can give me some advice on where i can place this coral i just ordered right now.
xtm
Active member
Nice and simple tank, and brimming with colors! Very cool.
Such a clean aquascape. Very crisp and detailed. I love it!
solitude127
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cocoaandme
New member
I reaquascaped my tank to make it even more minimalistic design. This time, there's barely anything on the sand. I like the clean open sand look
The corals are now suspended above the rockwork, and growing like crazy. I can't trim them fast enough
Xtm your tank is amazing. I think I saw it 2 years ago when I went over to buy some gear from you and I am always amazed everytime I see it. I really want to know how you make your corals grow so fast. You should come out to an SFVR meeting and show us some more pictures of you tank!:bounce1:
jadette
Member
Just trimmed all my corals, took out 4 large rocks covered in blue xenia, and cleaned my glass.
So here's my FTS:
Someone needs to show me how to take photos without having the sand blind the eyes.
My pride and joy is the Season's Greetings on the right side. It was a 1/3" rescue piece that was all bleached out. Got it about 1.5 yrs ago and now it's the size of a small dinner plate.
Next stop - Clean my overflow box and trim my war coral before it grows onto the front glass!
-Shirley
So here's my FTS:
Someone needs to show me how to take photos without having the sand blind the eyes.
My pride and joy is the Season's Greetings on the right side. It was a 1/3" rescue piece that was all bleached out. Got it about 1.5 yrs ago and now it's the size of a small dinner plate.
Next stop - Clean my overflow box and trim my war coral before it grows onto the front glass!
-Shirley
jadette
Member
Thanks Lawrence!
I moved the anemone to my main tank a few weeks after you stopped by for the clowns. There just wasn't any room left for it in my nano. My nano is now a dedicated NPS tank with mostly sun corals and gorgonians. No fish in that tank. Just ornamental inverts.
If I go to the SFVR swap next weekend, I'll bring a piece of the season's greetings for you. I'm constantly clipping it anyway so I can clean the glass with my magfloat. I don't know how to frag the war coral without breaking everything around it though. I'll have to figure it out one day b/c it's just getting too monstrous for my tank. May not look like it from the photo, but the sucker has easily over 500 eyes.
I moved the anemone to my main tank a few weeks after you stopped by for the clowns. There just wasn't any room left for it in my nano. My nano is now a dedicated NPS tank with mostly sun corals and gorgonians. No fish in that tank. Just ornamental inverts.
If I go to the SFVR swap next weekend, I'll bring a piece of the season's greetings for you. I'm constantly clipping it anyway so I can clean the glass with my magfloat. I don't know how to frag the war coral without breaking everything around it though.
I'll have to figure it out one day b/c it's just getting too monstrous for my tank. May not look like it from the photo, but the sucker has easily over 500 eyes.
boodlefish
Premium Member
Thanks XTM!
I reaquascaped my tank to make it even more minimalistic design. This time, there's barely anything on the sand. I like the clean open sand look
The corals are now suspended above the rockwork, and growing like crazy. I can't trim them fast enough
Dude your flicker links aren't working... I wanted to see your new scape so bad that I even tried checking your homepage, but the pics weren't showing up there either.
I would really like to see your current pix can you fix the links?
carloschali
New member
Here my Behemoth 3gallon Pico Tank joining the big boys :smokin: ...
Yasha goby & Candy Stripe Pistol Shrimp Pair
Proof that you don't need a huge tank in order for it to be extraordinary... I would like to have half of those zoas... congrats.
sophelia76
New member
I'm new to the forum. Here's my 125 gallon. 1 1/2 years old with 30 gal. sump, fuge, ASM skimmer and 150 MH lights. Mixed reef but only a couple SPS. It's about to be torn down and replaced with a 300+ gallon system.
Enjoy
That's what she said....
socalmiket
New member
Here is a newer one of my reef....
- MikeT
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