Thanks! Hard to determine scale but its a 215 gallon tank so most of those larger ones are bigger than my outstretched hand. I do my best to frag and trim to keep the tank tidy and let others grow out too.
You're tugging at my scientist background heartstrings... Well played. [emoji4]
Ohhh... I could probably sit in front of those monitors for hours! [emoji7][emoji7][emoji7]
I'll show you how they look under a kessil 160 ;-)
So many people who love science and experimentation... And free coral. [emoji12]
Wow! I'd never leave!So here's my set up at work. I'm dying to add a 20-30 gallon nano tank in here...but until I can get the boss's sign off, this is what I look at when my monitors go to screen saver mode. My boss also knows my infinity for everything reef, and got me this really cool picture on canvas that he hung up for me when we moved into this office.
Thats so awesome! I need to up my pic game now!So here's my set up at work. I'm dying to add a 20-30 gallon nano tank in here...but until I can get the boss's sign off, this is what I look at when my monitors go to screen saver mode. My boss also knows my infinity for everything reef, and got me this really cool picture on canvas that he hung up for me when we moved into this office.
Throw it over the border to me and I'll take care of it for you until things slow down!The RRC Magma is waiting for my arrival and I'm super busycalisitic down at my workplace ....
These are so good! How do you grow such great corals with no water in the tankWider shots...
I 3d-printed the coral colonies so they always stay bright and never any nuisance algae to deal with or pests. The hardest part is photoshopping out all the strings that hold the fish in place.
Stratos is pretty good
He's a miracle worker. I'm going to make him 3D-print me 4" taller.
