Very nice, very very nice, you are obviously doing a lot of things right for that kind of growth, I was excited about 1/4 inch of growth in 4-6 weeks but wow look at you go.

Doug

Looks great Marie! I can't believe the growth you're getting, must be something in the water up there :wink: That stag is really taking off, is it going to hit the water surface soon? :razz:

The stag is at least an inch away from reaching the surface. It's the green monti that will break through first, it's less then half an inch away :lol:

Marie the corals look great but that couch looks like it's suffering a bit, probably STN, maybe adding a little more flow will bring it back around.:razz:

I think it would take a tsunami to fix that thing :lol:

I was looking at my photos tonight (it's raining and I was bored :lol: ) and I found another interesting growth shot I thought you might be interested in seeing.
this pic was taken in jan
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...0117misc16.jpg
This is the pic that started the "lets see them" thread. Taken may 17th and the next one was taken june 4
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat.../may17_006.jpghttp://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat.../june4_018.jpg

nice

Marie,

I'm starting to think that you should post a TOTM type thread, so you can give all of us the downlow on what your doing to acheive such great growth!

I am so jealous!

I have no idea what i'm doing :lol: .
I have a shallow sand bed that i never vacuum because it's full of life, I have lots of different pest algaes growing in the main tank that I try to ignore, I have a crappy skimmer that i'm lucky if it gives me a cup of skimmate a week (it's very thick and chunky though), my alk and calcium are constantly dropping because I can't keep up with the demand, I feed a rather large amount of food to the fish every day trying to keep the angel from eating the corals, I have an angel that regularily prunes all the acros...in short everything that is not a good thing for an sps tank lol

That's how nature does it in the wild reefs.:wink: