Some of my Acro Collection

coral reeftank · Jul 9, 2022

Another awesome day! Want to thank @Eric Cohen and Among the Reef for the awesome service and new additions. I’ve loved leopard wrasses and was able to snag these beautiful choati leopards. They’ve been an awesome addition and are already eating pellets as well!

coral reeftank · Jul 11, 2022

Some late nite/Early Mornin pics!

CRT Fantasia, been growing this one out for a long long time. I got this one back in 2018, I managed to save a small branch before I lost the colony and it went dormant for awhile. Now post crash it's starting to explode!

CRT Pinky Binky, bummed I lost the colony of this one, but I managed to save me some!

RMF Psychoberry, you psycho for berries??

RRC Pink Cadillac, this mini colony survived the crash. My main colony was probably reaching 1 foot in diameter before the crash.

TGC Galactic Gabagool, very pastel unique tenuis. The corallites turn bright pink fully colored up. Might need to up my nitrates...

CRT Hangover, currently coloring up post crash.

TGC Creamsicle, this one's bright!

CRT Golden Eye

CRT Golden Eye, I've been growing this one out for a few years as well and it has the brightest yellow polyps of all my rainbow tenuis. I lost a sizable portion of my colony during the crash, but I managed to save a few pieces

BranchingHammer · Jul 11, 2022

So sorry to hear about the crash. Looks like you are recovering well, though!

coral reeftank · Jul 11, 2022

TGC Starry Night

CRT Afterlife, the nice millis never grow fast

CRT Bebop, on the road to recovery

TGC Planet of the Apes

CRT Memory Lane, this one reminds me a lot of the JD. it's one the nicest acros when colored up

coral reeftank · Jul 12, 2022

Peek a boo

This is one of my little pink streaked wrasse, I recently added it in attempt to pair it to my established one. They seem to have bonded nicely. After the initial fin flaring and hierarchy establishment they’ve been swimming together a lot. These guys add a lot of personality to a tank. They’re like a much more peaceful and cryptic sixline wrasse. They’re much less aggressive to other fish and dart in and out of the rock structure. They do spend plenty of time in the open, but always tend back to rocks to hunt. They’re rather small and tend to disappear in a large display with lots of rock but it only makes it that more delightful when you spot one doing its thing!