Absolutely, thanks for asking!
To be honest this new experience has been causing me some hiccups, but nothing I couldn't handle. A few weeks back, for some strange reason, I had fish die unexpectedly. Parameters were all perfect so it bugged my mind for a while. During this entire time a had a minor Dino outbreak which I have began to get a grasp on early—most of it is gone and I have just started the DinoX treatment, just to be sure it never comes back. I concluded that this bloom was the most likely factor in of fish deaths. Thus far, everything has been okay.
Full Tank Shot: 2-25-2018 3pm
Here are a few of 'nicer' corals that I have. Nothing too special, but I love em! Their colors are a little washed out because I decided to run growth specs for a while (Whiter spectrum, higher temperature, dosing amino acids). So far everything has been growing super well! This acropora below (a really dark purple/blue in person) grew that little branch on the left in just under two weeks.
This acro is also looking awesome. When I first got it the body was fairly pale, since then it has turned into a darker brown with dark blue polyps, and bright blue tops—each stem has added 1/4" of growth since introduction in late January.
A cool little Acan, a vibrant orange with splashes of green. Hard to photograph these suckers.
No idea what this acro is, fairly pale when I got him a week ago, but it's slowly coloring up to a fluorescent green with purplish polyps.
Here are all of my current fish, for some reason my school of chromis didn't work out, as a dominant male seemed to appear and just killed off the others one by one.
To help color up the corals, I have started the Red Sea TraceColors program. No real progress to report currently, and I will have to delay additions until my Dinos are completely gone.
That's all that I got humming thus far;however, I must commemorate Bob for his Spring cleaning efforts. My sand bed looks incredible.
