That's a nice 'nem
Looks well fed too :rolleyes: :mrgreen:

A couple more

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It is looking very nice Cam - nice pictures.

Thanks George.

Madmak's 200G Reef Build
 

A FTS from today. Everything continues to be happier and happier under the Mitras. :)http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/02/17/azyjabep.jpg

These almost made it to my tank but $499.00 for the 3, WTF!!
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Tank's lookin' great Cam
All that hard work on the 'scape sure paid off

Thanks Greg.

looking great man! Ya, those anthias are so tempting until the sticker shock hits you LOL. Also, one needs to consider where those anthias are coming from :neutral:

Madmak's 200G Reef Build
 

Reworked a big ole reactor I had here in to a recirculating biopellet reactor. I have had it online (not recirculating) for close to a month already but not heavily loaded with pellets. I haven't seen too many changes in the tank other than an upset open brain coral but I have tested at lower than previous levels for nitrates and phosphates. I still run "Seachem SeaGel" in another reactor for a bit of extra phosphate control. SeaGel is a blend of MatrixCarbon and PhosGuard. MatrixCarbon is an ultracapacity carbon for the removal of organic and color impurities. PhosGuard is a powerful remover of phosphate, silicate, toxic metals, and acids.

I think I could put 10+ liters of pellets in this thing! ;)

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I also found a nice purple goniopora coral to add to the mix.

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nice Goni! My vertex reactor looks exactly like yours. It's massive!