Thank you! I currently have a rhomboid wrasse, banggai cardinal, harptail blenny (pictured - does not nip coral), tail spot Blenny, yellowline goby and psychedelic mandarinWhat a beautiful tank! Can I ask what fish you have?
There is this blue with yellow tail...What is it and does it nip at your SPS?
Thanks! Best thing I can suggest would be to get some diversity in there. Add a small piece of real live rock, an easy coral, some live copepods, etc. Introducing those beneficial microbes will really help accelerate the tank through the first year of immaturity and potentially help combat some of the nuisance organisms that like to take hold. Other than that don’t make a ton of changes because the tank has to get settled in and established. The more you mess with it the longer the maturation process will take.
Hey Daniel! The tank is doing great, thanks for asking! The new frags have been growing well and the colonies are looking awesome! Here’s a nice FTS to round out the week!
Thank you so much! I have to say I’m pretty pleased with it right now!
It definitely is a great piece! And yeah I have to say I’m impressed with how it’s filled in despite the inherent limitations of the tank lol ;Hilarious
It was a well written, informative article on your reef tank and experiences. Well deserved!Reef2Reef really is the best! Check out the award they sent me for my ROTM article!
Thank you so much! That is very kind of you!
Many thanks!!
Thanks so much! I’m glad you like it!
Brandon, before and after the new install of the Aquatic Life DX18 Hybrid T5. I went with the floating wall mount because I liked the look and the functionality of being able to raise and lower the fixture if needed.
That’s great! And you’re welcome! I think that setup will serve you well!
