Tank maintenance day
 

Everything looked so much better after a water change, glass scraped and new carbon added that I had to grab the camera :lol:

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Exquisite, as usual Marie :)

Angel, checking to see if I'm still looking before getting into trouble

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This is the rock that I fragged ALL the ricordeas off of in the spring. Its ready for fragging again :mrgreen:
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and last but not least, Ken (scavenger) do you remember the little pipe organ frag you gave me 2 years ago?
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Dibs on the next ricordia frag :)

Providing I can keep them alive this time :redface:

Marie, if you are still having troubles with your coraline plugging up the slots on your overflow, just try lowering your water for a couple of hours or so. Corraline doesnt last too long when exposed to air. This is what I do and it seams to keep the corraline away for longer when its all dead for 1/2 " or so around the slots. Whenever I scrape i enivitibly leave a few little pieces behind that regrow quite quickly.

BEAUTIFUL as always...wow Marie, your tank is gorgeous!

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Marie, how much flow do you have hitting your pink rimmed cap? I can't seem to get mine to color up that much, even with all of my levels being fine.

Considering that my tank is low flow at the moment, it's probably in one of the highest flow areas of the tank.
When I first set up my tank, 2 6060 tunze streams were enough but now with all the corals growing it needs a wavebox (hint hint).

Wow, truly gorgeous, Marie!