Your tank is inspirational as always... glad things have turned around!

It's time for more pics
FTS
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Unfortunately the big purple acro is going to have to go, its blocking too much flow and the cyano is building up on that side of the tank :cry:

Can you frag off that lower left half and replant it?

Time for an upgrade!! :wink:

Stunning, as usual. Did that little one you took last time come around? I am seriously thinking about a complete teardown and redo on mine.

Unfortunately no, the rest of the tissue sloughed off that night.
When I get the anemone and clowns out of the cube tank, I will do a major reno on the 175g. I want to remove the rocks that have the massive hairy mushrooms growing on them and cut back some of the corals to improve the water flow...there are downsides to having giant coral colonies

Well, the colony seems to be doing good, when you want a piece stop by and I will give you a chunk. Should be ready for the nem and clowns next week.

marie, i think its time to upgrade your camera cause from the looks of it, it does your tank no justice

really jealous of the size of your colonies, lol

The pics really don't do it justice but I suspect its not all the cameras fault :redface: