Thanks for the nice comments all. I still think the tank has more maturing to do for the forrest to get "denser" and colonies to get larger. Here are more random shots from yesterday:
Just traded one of my Squamosas for this teardrop:
I have high hopes for this piece as I've never really seen a "rust" coloured acro like this before:
This one is going to fill the upper column of my display. I like the colour and growth pattern. it is one that I split with a friend so it's growing out into a normal store sized colony now:
I'm considering getting rid of this "frost polyp acro" from Lobsterboy. I like the growth pattern but I'm undecided on the colour right now:
I really like this green and orange tipped acro. Not sure if it's a tabling acro yet. Got it as a frag.
I got this Maxima when it was only 1", looking forward to it growing out.
My cap forrest.
Another favourite - that neon green acro. I'm definitely gonna let this grow out and prune around it.
This green hairy stag I almost got rid of cause it was brownish for about 5 months until I added a bit of iron. I love it now!
Believe it or not, this piece was from Big Al's. I have a friend that used to work that and they were having a 33% off sale to clear the broniporas out.
Close up of my Derasa
Monti
I love this purple tipped hairy acro. It maintains this beautiful colour on the sand bed with not too much light. It goes sort of teal in higher light, but I like this much better. It was a brown freebee that I got with my purchase of other corals.
Love the variety in this shot
Not much room on the sandbed, this kind of bothers my wife, but I like it
Another top down, can you see the clam in the far left upper (you see just the mantle)
Derasa (from Red Coral)
This guy's always on the glass
Another teardrop
