Najer's zen twins.

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Congrats Simon on 3k! Thanks for sharing your tank with all of us. I love that you do your own thing willing to try what others say nay to and make it a go more often than not. Looking forward the the next 3000 so get that camera into gear lol
 
Thanks all. :)

I have been putting off the second part of the re-scape for months, worst case I collapse the acro island!
I moved the sponge from it's corner as I need sandbed space to put a chalice down.
I guess that there will be pics at some point over the weekend! ;)

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Thanks all. :)

I have been putting off the second part of the re-scape for months, worst case I collapse the acro island!
I moved the sponge from it's corner as I need sandbed space to put a chalice down.
I guess that there will be pics at some point over the weekend! ;)

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You have some of the most interesting coral/sponges/stuff that I have seen in any tank. Such a unique system. I think that is one of the reasons I love your photos (other than the quality). It's stuff almost no one else can post.
 
You have some of the most interesting coral/sponges/stuff that I have seen in any tank. Such a unique system. I think that is one of the reasons I love your photos (other than the quality). It's stuff almost no one else can post.

Thank you, I just fragged the sponge for the first time, I don't think it noticed, This works and every tank should have some! ;)

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Well, I believe that as well.
But nobody knows how...

Thanks all. :)

In theory fragging it should be easy!
The problem appears to be fragging new pieces if they survive shipping.
That is a 3 inch plus section with 4 tubes(?), I am going to take the left one, about a one inch piece to my lfs this weekend to see what size frags he wants before I cut it up and leave it to settle.
I am quite confident and I know healthy grown out frags are very sought after. ;)

Just.

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I want a variety of sponges and tunicates. I'm looking forward to a bigger tank to give me more options.

I've said it before and I'll say it again; go for threenicates because more is better!
 
Ok, people that know me, sit down, put drinks down!

*Today's elevator music will be the Cult, sanctuary!*

I am going to get my nitrates and phosphates tested tomorrow by my lfs, I might even buy kits!

*eeeh eeh eeeeh eh*

Ok, you can pick drinks up again! ;)

I have been thinking!
Calm down, this should cost no more than the kits, there is a lot of discussion about nutrients going on, I have been keeping my mouth shut (mostly) because I don't know what mine are!

Drinks down again!

*eeeh ...*

I might even try and test once a week!

Drinks up.

You all know I have loads of different things, it is my attempt at a mixed reef.
I need to start to try and explain the water some how, all other bits are fine except I am slightly flow restricted due to my puffy lps, currently working on this, I moved a powerhead a couple of days ago.
"How the hell do you keep anything alive in that?" My lfs manager and mate, he helped me design the tank, that was my kh cal and mag results from a few months ago!
I had the test done because the sps looked thin and sulky.
I can't explain how I do this without testing?! ;)

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I might even try and test once a week!
Well, it was nice enjoying your pictures while the tank was healthy. At least we can enjoy the reboot once you throw the test kits away and go back to doing what works. ;):p
 
Well, it was nice enjoying your pictures while the tank was healthy. At least we can enjoy the reboot once you throw the test kits away and go back to doing what works. ;):p

Don't *expletive* start, I have no intention of changing anything, it must change, it might be interesting to see how it fluctuates! ;)
 
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