Thanks Wade. I can't wait either!Beautiful set up! Can't wait to see it full of stuff. So envious of you guys that have room for a big tank. One of these days!
Thanks Todd. I do have a piece of 10PPI foam between the fuge and pump suction, so I really think I can keep it confined, at least the visible fragments that may break off. It's growing gangbusters, no doubt a result of my current NO3 and PO4. Although I'm continually adding CUC to the display, I have not added anything to the fuge other than the marco itself. My plan has been to simply trim the marco, and discard it. I actually wanted mostly red macros, so I hope the C. serrulata doesn't just take the whole space over. It may be time for some detrivore kits I think.Hey Jeff, I'd suggest running your fuge light 24/7 then will not have to worry about it going sexual. I've ran my fuges mostly this way for many years as really did not see much difference in daily PH swings as apposed to running opposite of DT lighting. As for C. serrulata goes it is a little invasive towards LPS corals by growing/attaching into them especially Euphyllia sp and Lobophyllia. Just don't intentionally place into display and you should be fine.
Here's the obligatory clowns (first video, hope it works)....
[video=youtube_share;Y2xapvE2O0Y]http://youtu.be/Y2xapvE2O0Y[/video]
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