For you bud. :mrgreen:

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...nk_011-med.jpg

Yes, they seem to really love the tunnel design. It suits the fish fine, as long as we the aquarists dont mind the look. Its actually pretty neat looking when coated in coralline. And it helps keep the rock up somewhat.

This is just in front of the pvc pipes/rock and faux bottom. I decided to try rubble on the bare glass. More pod hideys for the mandarin and must be working, as he lost a bit of weight in the 90 but is now back to his old fat self. :smile: Or it could be the twice/day feeding of mysis & bloodworms.

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...ble_bottom.jpg

WOW!! :eek:
Thanks for the clam pics Doug. They look spectacular!!

Doug i see that my corals are really opening up in your tank looks good the clams are amazing under the 400w iwasaki bulb.

The clams seems happy as... well, clams :)

I like the green bubble too, I've always like those.

Nice to see more cube reefs these days .... :mrgreen:

thats one big cube.. looks really good. Also really like the clams.

Thats two of the three crocea,s I have plus the squamosa. However I cheated in that top down pic. :smile: They were in the 55g tub then, during the tank switch. Not very deep in the water and under a 175w 14K CV.

Thanks guys. Here is more of some corals. I do need a better camera though.

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/504/8corals.jpg

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/504/8corals_2.jpg

Adult copperband, going on two years with me now. And the three groupies. Notice their clip is clean and they await another refill. Three/day for now.

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/503/8The_herd.jpg

Pics look great, love the fishies. Makes me want a bigger tank :lol: