Well, yes . . .

[Timfish]

Dropped by a friend's and he's working on mini atolls in his reef system. Apparently, a reefer can have too much growth!

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[Genetics]

Oh we definitely need more pics of this tank! Very nice

 

[griss]

Oh we definitely need more pics of this tank! Very nice

Agree with Nate, more pics please.

 

[Misled]

Give on the pics.

 

[Reefing102]

Moarrrrrr!

 

[Timfish]

It may be a wait, it's been a couple years since the last time I dropped by thier house to see to see their system. It is a good example of why a system shouldn't be neglected. The green slimmer has pretty much taken over over a third of the tank and having grown to the surface most of the growth the upper 6"-7" with a lot of dead coral under it. BTAs have taken over another third and killed off a lot of stuff. While there's been siginificant growth there has also been a significant loss of diversity.