- Joined
- Feb 3, 2009
- Messages
- 86
- Reaction score
- 2
Just snapped a quick pic with a crappy camera of my 2 month old 80 breeder started with dead base rock.
All of the corals and clams Ive had for years, but when I started this tank, I fragged the colonies into mini colonies and small frags to start off with. All fishes are also years old and have been through many of my tank changes. I had to break down my 75g because I had an algae outbreak that I couldn't beat. So I fragged everything and started with new rocks, new tank and new equipment. I placed everything in the tank within 2 weeks of setting up. Yes I know I shouldn't do that and alot of my stuff people say that I would need a "mature" tank. Only negatives that happened with the premature transfer was that all of my sps browned out. Other than that, no livestock loss. Fast forward to today, and everything is coloring up awesome, all fish are fat and healthy and clams are already showing new growth scales. Anems are fat and bubbly, and tenticles are very sticky when food is introduced. Here is the old pic of the 75g....
And here are the pics of the new tank. Decided to go bare bottom so I could kick the flow up a little more. I also plan on having encrusting corals and zoos eventually covering the bottom.
All of the corals and clams Ive had for years, but when I started this tank, I fragged the colonies into mini colonies and small frags to start off with. All fishes are also years old and have been through many of my tank changes. I had to break down my 75g because I had an algae outbreak that I couldn't beat. So I fragged everything and started with new rocks, new tank and new equipment. I placed everything in the tank within 2 weeks of setting up. Yes I know I shouldn't do that and alot of my stuff people say that I would need a "mature" tank. Only negatives that happened with the premature transfer was that all of my sps browned out. Other than that, no livestock loss. Fast forward to today, and everything is coloring up awesome, all fish are fat and healthy and clams are already showing new growth scales. Anems are fat and bubbly, and tenticles are very sticky when food is introduced. Here is the old pic of the 75g....
And here are the pics of the new tank. Decided to go bare bottom so I could kick the flow up a little more. I also plan on having encrusting corals and zoos eventually covering the bottom.
Last edited:


