Zibba's Reefs -- ADA 90P & Envision 100g

One year anniversary of the tanks so figured I'd throw up a little FTS progression:

ADA
11.28.2013
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2.4.2013
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11.29.2013


Envision
11.28.2013
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2.4.2013
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11.29.2013
 
Nice progression shots. Sorry to hear about the AEFWs. I hope that one day we have a way of eradicating those bastages without as much risk to our corals. I hope everything holds up well during treatment for you.

BTW, what is your treatment protocol going to be for the tank? Wish you the best of luck.
 
Nice progression shots. Sorry to hear about the AEFWs. I hope that one day we have a way of eradicating those bastages without as much risk to our corals. I hope everything holds up well during treatment for you.

BTW, what is your treatment protocol going to be for the tank? Wish you the best of luck.

Thanks cmax. I'm still debating on whether to treat the acros in my QT tank (would need to buy a light) or to dip them and replace back into the main display every week for a few months. Either way, there's likely going to be some changes to the aquascape (really bummed out about that) because I'm going to try and cut off as much of the encrusting portions as possible. I just bought a diamond bit saw blade to cut through the rock. I think the plan is to start the whole process in two weeks after my parents come out for a holiday visit.
 
I think I would try and remove them if you can. That stinks about having to change the scape, but if you can beat these terrors it will be worth it. I understand about putting it off until after company leaves. Nothing is more disheartening than having a reef that is without corals for one reason or another. Good luck with the whole process.
 
Thank you very much for the compliment. How far along are you in building the 60P?

I have some updating to do to the thread but that will have to wait for now.

Thanks again, Z
 
enjoyed the pics Z. sorry to hear about AEFW. hope you're winning the battle.
 
Simply amazing!
 
The ADA 60P is up and running and cycled with two cleaner shrimp in there four 3 months now.

enjoyed the pics Z. sorry to hear about AEFW. hope you're winning the battle.

Thanks Marvin! Hope all is well with you.

I can't say I'm "winning" the AEFW battle because I really haven't done much except basting the corals during water changes and dipping acros that aren't encrusted and that show signs of infection. Truthfully, 95% of the acros look great and you wouldn't be able to tell that I had AEFW at all. It's caused me to slow down in deciding how to best treat them. Evolved has had good luck with the KZ flatworm stop + coral booster and considering that I haven't noticed things getting too out of hand, I may go that route. Really though, it comes down to lack of time and willingness on my end to get in there and chop all of the corals off the rock. I'm seeing good color, growth and polyp extension, which I think would be enough good reason for any hobbyist to take a step back before going down a more drastic course.

Simply amazing!

Thanks for the compliment and stopping by, Rev!
 
More pics, these are from the Envision:


Red Dragon by ..:.. EZ ..:.., on Flickr


Strawberry Shortcake Acro by ..:.. EZ ..:.., on Flickr


RR Underwater Wonder vs. Grapejuice Acro by ..:.. EZ ..:.., on Flickr

Here's a picture of the first coral that went in my tank about 13-months ago. Have had it under both the halides and LEDs. Takes on more blue and has more contrast under the LEDs, but I like the really pink look under the halides (plus I needed the room in the ADA).

Phoenix Sunset Chalice by ..:.. EZ ..:.., on Flickr

Have a great day!
 
:drool:

Looks great; can't wait to see it all again soon.

Off to pick up a box of "gadgets"... :D
 
These pictures are disgusting! Were they taken with a phone camera. hahaha
Unreal!
Like I said earlier, I have tossed my camera in the trash. JP
 
Nice. I am trying to decide if I want to use a dose or ca reactor. You system is awesome!

On a smaller system like yours and mine, I think it makes the most sense to stick with a doser. Take a look at both options though and see what works best with your design. Lots of successful reefs done both ways.

These pictures are disgusting! Were they taken with a phone camera. hahaha
Unreal!
Like I said earlier, I have tossed my camera in the trash. JP

Haha! Yeah, actually I dusted off my old phone for these pics:
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