I love that overflow box.
Is that a Pavona, covering the weir box?
Excuse the delay in responding, had to help a mate with a tank issue before work this morning.
Yes Pavona, it was placed there the day I scaped that area, it's less than an inch from the teeth now, that will be interesting!
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I really hate you sometimes Simon, in a good way obviously. I'm super excited because a few of my frags I got about a month ago are really taking off and almost fully encrusted on their plugs. Meanwhile, I know darn good and well, if that beautiful red dragon pieces starts showing signs of stress you're going to see it and relocate it.
I'd still rather be able to talk to nems, but I am jealous you can talk to the corals.
Good news about the frags, keep us updated.

Every waking hour (nearly, I do watch tv a few hours a week, usually on the weekend when I'm really drunk) that I am not at work or at the shops is spent with the tank.
I do talk to the corals, fish and creatures, I have so many things called "you little $h1t"!

I see changes quickly, it's very rarely I have to press the "panic" button!
I don't do waterchanges but that is my first "go to" change if required.
The tank is the second thing that ever makes me take that rare contented deep sigh, my daughter is number one by the way!

I feel "in tune" with the tank, I watch the sump, cube end and display, I always keep some caulerpa in the display, it helps me judge my nutrient level depending on growth.
It got it's name for a reason, there has to be an easier way to do it!
New acro more green again, I'll just give it more time to make it's mind up about colour.
The patch of "damage" on the hystrix was there when I got it, that is healed flesh!
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Dis Waltney, it appears to be getting in the swing of popping new branches now!
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