This is what a sump is supposed to look like...
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My POTO Flamethrower has been stuck in Park for so long the tires are flat. It came in small, and is, well, still kinda small. Meanwhile, Bill Murray is 8" across.
Hard to keep everybody happy.
Hard to keep everybody happy.
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I am surprised that any acro lover or keeper would have anything other than positive vibes towards this thread. As mentioned, a living filter, modified refugium with corals, versus algae. Outstanding use of "extra " space. Your DT's are simply jaw dropping beautiful, and colors on another level 
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing!
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Hey bud, what's that monstrosity in the bottom left corner of the bottom picture? Pretty wild you have all of this in your sump. Impressive!
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Best dosing system ever!...
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When nutrients start to bottom out, change diaper less frequently.
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Was asking about the acro in the bottom picture.
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On R2R. And some local forums. I don't have a website/store or anything, I have a full time job so selling corals is really just so the hobby pays for itself and lets me buy whatever corals I want.
Just posted a WYSIWYG update today if you want to see some close ups of frags:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/m...neophobia-jackpot-lucky.909300/#post-10174093
Sometimes the flamethrower frags will stall out like that. Other times it will encrust seemingly forever before throwing branches. I have a few pieces mounted on a plug on top of a plug to force them to throw branches once they encrust.
I am surprised that any acro lover or keeper would have anything other than positive vibes towards this thread. As mentioned, a living filter, modified refugium with corals, versus algae. Outstanding use of "extra " space. Your DT's are simply jaw dropping beautiful, and colors on another level
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much for the kind words. It's my passion no doubt.
Those two colonies are pinky the bear. Check out this post:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/h...e-the-actual-color-of-sps.884987/post-9780603
