New salty 29g biocube

Sorry for the delay, by the time I got around for pics everything was closing up for the evening. I thing this might be a good selection to help fill in the tank and give you some good indicator corals for folks to help evaluate your system.

I'm horrible with names so others may need to chime in.

Pair of zoas already fragged out.

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Some acans / micromusa that are in the way of my acros now.

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These are starting to get attacked by shrooms and need to go.

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This guy is not happy surrounded by the torches above. You can see they already offed his mate.
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Some yuma's that are in need of a new home. They are dropping babies everywhere now and I need to thin them out.
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Green Birdsnest about the size of a golfball.

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And some montiporas that I can frag off. These can be great starter sps corals and good indicators for flow/water quality/ lighting.

Grafted monti that lost the graft, and JF slow burn.
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Xmas monti and sunset monti.
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And finally the dreaded clove polyps. These are the fireworks variant. If they do well they can take over a tank.

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OH my god! These are so incredibly gorgeous!!!
 
Thats why I'm setting up another now. But things are getting crowded in the meantime. When you start sticking lobo's in the corner you know you have space issues. This poor guy is not happy in close proximity to a space invaders pectina that took off for me.

Forgot this guy needs a home too. Would look really good in the sand up front.

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How big is your tank? And what size is the new one you're working on?
 
How big is your tank? And what size is the new one you're working on?

I currently have a 525xl from Red Sea up and running and a Innovative Marine 10 gallon nano. I'm in the process of setting up another 525xl.
 
I currently have a 525xl from Red Sea up and running and a Innovative Marine 10 gallon nano. I'm in the process of setting up another 525xl.

Oh! Those are beautiful! I’m planning on upgrading to a red sea. I just can’t decide where I want it.
 
Oh! Those are beautiful! I’m planning on upgrading to a red sea. I just can’t decide where I want it.

I am pretty sure it would look great in my house! ;)
 
The addiction has started......Never too late to seek a support group. ;Hilarious

I thought this was the support group? Support on how to make the addiction bigger and better? [emoji23]
 
So today the blasto is looking a little odd again. The top picture is this morning. The bottom left was when the peppermint shrimp were in and the bottom right is before the peppermint shrimp made it mad. Is there a reason why the green center has faded? Or is this normal in its recovery process? Am I just observing natural changes in the corals? I probably pay too much attention to what they’re doing. [emoji23] I’ll be able to recognize anything pretty soon.

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I am pretty sure it would look great in my house! ;)

We need to find the Oprah of aquariums. "You get a tank! You get a tank! Everyone gets a tank!" :)
 
So today the blasto is looking a little odd again. The top picture is this morning. The bottom left was when the peppermint shrimp were in and the bottom right is before the peppermint shrimp made it mad. Is there a reason why the green center has faded? Or is this normal in its recovery process? Am I just observing natural changes in the corals? I probably pay too much attention to what they’re doing. [emoji23] I’ll be able to recognize anything pretty soon.

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Where is that in relation to the tank? High up? If so you could move it lower down as it does look to me like its just getting too much light.
 
Where is that in relation to the tank? High up? If so you could move it lower down as it does look to me like its just getting too much light.

Near the bottom. It's been in the tank for about 2 months. I for sure caught the peppermint shrimp jump on it and start picking at it. It was beautiful until that day.
 
Crazy busy with work! It's almost finals time! The tank looks soooo different thanks to Jdowns! When the lights come on later, I'll take some update pictures.

My clown fish are super happy. I have no clue what the white spots were. I have to assume they were sting from the corals. They swim through them all the time now.

I ended up with a deeper sand bed than I originally anticipated, so I figured I should benefit from it in the form of a goby :) I got some copepods yesterday hoping they can start to establish some. I'm hoping to find a really pretty blue dot goby to feast on them. If so, that will be my third fish for the tank.

I also have been looking into water filtration systems. I have a 5 stage one that I'm planning on buying either today or tomorrow. My next goal will be redoing my office... hard woods or tile... and putting in a drain in case of spills. Finally, I am going to splurge on a bigger tank! Making myself some logistical checkoffs is the only reason I'm not sitting with a much bigger empty tank and no where to put it already. :)
 
Crazy busy with work! It's almost finals time! The tank looks soooo different thanks to Jdowns! When the lights come on later, I'll take some update pictures.

My clown fish are super happy. I have no clue what the white spots were. I have to assume they were sting from the corals. They swim through them all the time now.

I ended up with a deeper sand bed than I originally anticipated, so I figured I should benefit from it in the form of a goby :) I got some copepods yesterday hoping they can start to establish some. I'm hoping to find a really pretty blue dot goby to feast on them. If so, that will be my third fish for the tank.

I also have been looking into water filtration systems. I have a 5 stage one that I'm planning on buying either today or tomorrow. My next goal will be redoing my office... hard woods or tile... and putting in a drain in case of spills. Finally, I am going to splurge on a bigger tank! Making myself some logistical checkoffs is the only reason I'm not sitting with a much bigger empty tank and no where to put it already. :)

Whoa! She resurfaced! Sounds like things are going well for you and that's great!
 
Whoa! She resurfaced! Sounds like things are going well for you and that's great!
Lol! I honestly didn't realize it had been so long since I was on last.
 
if you are worried about water, and would rather your office be an office fish room wombo combo, go tile :)
Thanks for the input! Yeah I think tile would be easier too. Otherwise, I'll have to get someone to sand down the floors so the hardwood matches with the rest of the house.
 
So here's some pictures with the blue lights on. You can see my reflection better than the tank in some of them. Is there any way to make it where the glass isn't so reflective in pictures?

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So here's some pictures with the blue lights on. You can see my reflection better than the tank in some of them. Is there any way to make it where the glass isn't so reflective in pictures?

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Wow! Great improvements going on in your tank.
For less glare you can always get a 7" grinder and grind the glass. It would totally remove all the glare but I wouldn't recommend it! Lol
 

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